11 Awesome Clothing Stain Removal Tips You Need To Know

 
On a recent RV trip to Pennsylvania, we found ourselves in a Laundromat doing our laundry.  Up on the wall was a sign with directions for removing eleven kinds of stains.  I took a picture of the sign for future reference, never realizing how soon we would need those tips.

A few days later, my wife got some black grease on a pair of white pants.  I immediately dug out the picture on my phone, found the tip for removing grease and oil stains (Tip #6 below), did what it said, and ta-da, the stain was completely gone.  Not a trace of grease remained.  AMAZING!

Ditto for a tomato sauce stain on a Tee shirt.  I went immediately to Tip #10 and presto, the stain was gone.

These tips work and are now our go-to guide whenever we encounter any kind of clothing stain.

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An Incredibly Easy Way To Prevent Cast Iron BBQ Grates From Rusting

An Incredibly Easy Way to Prevent Cast Iron BBQ Grates From Rusting

Here at CerebralAdvantage.net, we mostly focus on right thinking and acquiring the right mindset and mental skills to lead a highly successful life.

However, we are also on the lookout for tips and tricks for working smarter or doing things better and will report those when we find them.  We consider such things as right thinking in action.

Our first tip is for around the house.  For the BBQ, actually.

Many of us enjoy grilling whenever we can, cooking hot dogs, burgers, steaks, and a variety of other foods on our BBQ.  A BBQ imparts a unique flavor to foods; a flavor that we all love.

I have a BBQ with cast iron grates and I have a love-hate relationship with the thing.

I love how the cast iron grates cook my food.  Their high thermal mass provides uniform heating and helps get my food done just right every time.  They just seem to cook food much better than stainless steel or other materials.

But I hate the cast iron grates because they rust.  No matter how careful you are with them, even if they are porcelain coated, which mine are, they will eventually rust.  And once they start, they can really, really rust.

And cooking food on rusty BBQ grates is not something I want to do.

So, what is the solution?

Let’s take a look at what works and what doesn’t.

 

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