Whether it’s a cozy cocktail party or a large family gathering, there will be spills! But you don’t have to panic if you spill wine on your favorite blouse, table linens or carpet. “The key is to act ...

In what has become a grand holiday tradition in my home, late on Thanksgiving evening the panicked text messages start to roll in from friends: "Jolie, help! My uncle knocked over a full glass of red ...

Try this magic mixture before throwing out your stained table linens Test the hydrogen peroxide and dish soap solution on a non-conspicuous area first. After scrubbing, rinse the stain and let it air ...

Summer’s sweetest bounty—fresh blueberries, plump blackberries, and sun-ripened raspberries—is a welcome addition to breakfast bowls, desserts, and even cocktails. Less welcome? The deeply pigmented ...

Oils and sweat can oxidize and leave white clothes and linens looking yellow over time. You can safely clean yellow stains with household products like vinegar and baking soda. Prevent yellow stains ...

It's no secret — the holidays can get real messy, real fast. No matter how beautiful your tablescape is at the beginning of the night, someone is bound to spill something, either on the table itself ...

Here come the holidays - and the stains on your best table linens. But they don't have to be permanent if you act fast. Here's some help with stain removal: Gravy: Pretreat or soak with a product ...

White rings? Try heat. Place a clean cloth over the stain and gently iron over it to lift the moisture. Still there? Go oily. Apply mayonnaise or petroleum jelly to the stain, let it sit, then wipe ...