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Mix ingredients in a spray bottle. Shake and apply. Wipe dry with crumpled newspaper.
Mix in a squirt bottle and shake before each application. Rub with cloth into leather for cleaning and conditioning.
DO NOT USE ON SUEDE.
Mix thoroughly in a squirt bottle. Shake well and squirt on furniture or rag and rub into wood.
Note: Most furniture is sealed with a plastic polyurethane coating so if you use oils, you are just smearing oil on plastic sealant. A simple cloth dampened with water works fine. If you have an antique, talk to an expert about how to clean your precious pieces.
Mix using a fork to work out lumps. Sprinkle on carpet. The amount of baking soda will depend on the size or your carpet. It should be spread generously. Vacuum after 1 hour or if it's a strong odor, leave it overnight.
Caution: Stain remover success always depends upon the type of fabric, coatings on the fabric, type of stain, and minerals in your water. Always do a small test site first.
Mix and pour into a squirt bottle. Use sparingly and rub on stain.
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Blot stain with club soda then scrub with a dab of dish detergent.
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Mix and use to remove tough stains including grass, perspiration, rust, jam, coffee, orange juice, wine, beer, ketchup, barbeque sauce, chili, urine and pet stains.
TIP: Never use warm or hot water on stains containing sugar!
Combine 2 teaspoons tea tree oil with 2 cups water in a spray bottle. Spray on problem areas (moldy ceiling, musty bureau, moldy shower curtain, old rug) and do not rinse.
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