The juiciness of a ripe tomato is one of life's simple pleasures—but the mess they leave behind is anything but. Tomato stains can be especially tough to remove. The combination of the vivid natural ...

Who doesn't love a spaghetti dinner? Your clothes, that's who. As the white shirt wearers of the world can attest, tomato sauce stains aren't the kind of thing that a simple spin in the washing ...

Q. How do you remove food stains from tablecloths? I'm particularly interested in salsa, cocktail sauce and other tomato stains. A. One of the best stain-removal guides is "Quick'n Easy Stain Removal" ...

Regardless of how cautious you might be while dining, we've all endured the mortification of spilling sustenance down our pristine top at some point. Consequently, we're all too familiar with the ...

We’ve all been there. We’re eating a delicious bowl of pasta when tomato sauce splatters on our favorite white button-down shirt. After a lot of soaking and scrubbing, the big, red splotch is still ...

Here's a hint that I've been sharing for years. Just fill the bowl or container with water and add one tablespoon of chlorine bleach, put it aside for a few hours or overnight, then pour the solution ...

Dab with water to remove detergent, and blot. Leather: Blot with a damp cloth as soon as possible. Natural stone countertops: For granite, soapstone, and quartz, make a baking soda paste (see "Ground ...