Stain Removal And Cleaning Guide

If you have accidentally washed and dried crayons with your load of laundry, then chances are you will have crayon residue stuck on your clothes dryer drum. With a little WD-40 and some scrubbing, it should come off in no time.

If your child has ever accidentally left a crayon in their clothes pocket, then you know what a mess this can make. The crayon can leave stains all over the clothes you were washing. If you catch the stain BEFORE drying the clothes, the stain will be much easier to remove, but even set-in stains can be removed with just a little extra work.

Mildew stains can be a problem, even in dry climates. With a little scrubbing and soaking, you can eliminate them.

Is that sticky residue from an adhesive label resisting all your efforts for removal? Let WD-40 do the work for you.

Did a candle drip on your carpet? These tips will help you remove the wax easily.

Did your kids decorate your walls with crayons? Here's how to remove their 'works of art.'

Here's an easy way to remove stubborn gum from your carpet.

Ink stains can be very difficult to remove, but this method often works.

Are stubborn Kool-Aid stains ruining the appearance of your countertops? Give this a try.

Kids love Silly Putty, but it can make a big mess on carpets. But WD-40 will quickly and easily remove this sticky mess.

Hard-water deposits look terrible on faucets. Here's a simple way to remove them.