
I wanted to pass along a very important house cleaning secret I have that might be helpful to a lot of people.
A week ago, while moving a box of supplies in my home, I unknowingly spilled crimson acrylic paint on my kitchen rug. It went unnoticed because the carpet it dripped on was red too. It wasn't until I took three steps across my sand colored carpet in the living room that I noticed three distinct red foot prints.
It looked awful, like blood stains and there was no hope of hiding the damage. But not to worry, I used my tried and true method for completely removing the stains.
Homeowners everywhere should have been told this secret a long time ago. My favorite brush cleaner, a product I swear by, is the best stain remover I've ever come across. From brushes, to clothing, to carpet and any and all kinds of upholstery... It's not toxic, completely removes the stain with no residue, and even leaves the fabric or sofa or carpet feeling plusher than before.
Use "Master's Brush Cleaner" for all kinds of stains, not just paint related mishaps. Need to get out chocolate, wine, coffee, oil or grease stains? Even dirty stains from wear and tear? Then I serious recommend "Master's".
Just wet a sponge and work up a lather on the hard cake. Scrub the stained area and blot with a separate towel or rag to dry. Repeat as necessary. It is indeed the perfect spot remover and cheaper than most industrial home cleaners. If the stain is old and set in, let the wet mixture sit on the stain for an hour and it'll come out easily no matter how hard or caked in.
For other artists out there, "Master's" is what keeps my brushes lasting so long and how I can perform such great free hand line techniques with a brush. It keeps the brush tips and bristles like new. I wash my brushes promptly between sessions and they serve me well for months if not longer. (Even old, hardened oil paint brushes can be restored to their original supple shapes.)
give it a try and save a ton of money on expensive home carpet cleaning kits, rentals, or industrial toxic products.
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