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Dump the excess water out (carefully) and apply the DIY concoction over the stain. Let it rest for five minutes before putting the stained laundry in the washer. Just like you can remove ...

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Breaking down his approach, the DIY expert said ... give it a good shake. You can remove any stains from your clothes. Just add mixture on the stain, grab a toothbrush and brush the stain ...

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