If you have ever had to actually toss out a perfectly good garment that you loved with lots of more life left in it just because of a stain that resisted every attempt to dissolve it, this is most definitely the book for you.Packed with information and illustrations, The Field Guide to Stainswill help you remove more than 100 different types of stains, and the information is divided up into sections by type for easy research while preparing laundry.
The Field Guide to Stains: How to Identify and Remove Virtually Every Stain Known to Man is well-worth the investment, because potentially it will save you a fortune on even one favorite garment that you won't have to needlessly replace.
I love this book!
Product Description
At last, a field guide to identifying and doing battle with more than 100 stains, from tomato juice and tar to avocado and urine!
Field Guide to Stains is divided into handy sections for easy access to information about stain removal when time is of the essence: Fruits and Vegetables, Sauces and Condiments, Garage and Yard, Office and School Products, and more. But readers will learn more than just areas of occurrence, plus other essential information.
A full-color insert features 100 photographs for easy identification, and each photograph is cross-referenced to the stain's in-depth description and step-by-step removal advice.
This hilarious handbook is essential reading for everyone about to venture out into the wild, to the kitchen, or to a night on the town!
About the Author
Virginia M. Friedman, Melissa Wagner, and Nancy Armstrong are freelance writers living in Philadelphia. They have been studying stains in their natural environment for the last 12 years.
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