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Black Mould (?) at Kitchen Sink

How do I get rid of this?

We recently removed wallpaper and repainted the walls. Over the course of the next day, this large grease (?) stain appeared. For context, this is in a hallway next to a wooden bannister, so I'm guessing it's some sort of varnish or oil leftover from when they installed the bannister post. The stain has been there for god knows how long, hidden behind wallpaper. Also for reference, after the removal of wallpaper, all walls were scrubbed with soapy water, dried, sanded, them primed and painted. So the stain resisted/went through all of that. I have since googled remedies and tried washing the wall with a vinegar/water solution, then with dish washing liquid water mix, and it hasn't done a thing. What else could I try? Thanks in advance.

Shuttered big mirror

Hi, our dogs run in to a huge thick mirror (thankfully no dogs or human hurt) and completely shuttered it. It’s a super heavy mirror. Any idea how I could clean this and dispose? I have kids and dogs in one room and can’t let them out until I clear this out…!

Help! Plates came out of dishwasher with green stains, how can I remove it?

I think it's from the gold trim(?)

Help me get this build up off

The white residue is inside the vase. I have tried scrubbing with a bottle brush, soaking in vinegar, make a baking soda & vinegar paste but none of those things worked. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

How to clean yellow plastic containers that are stained??

So we use these containers at my job all the time to put fruit juice and stuff in them. They’re like a hard plastic. Over the months and years of putting fruit juice and stuff in them, they get like a yellow stained on them. And I’m wondering how to make them nice and clear again? I thought I heard that you could just soak them in bleach for a couple hours and they will come out clean but I also can’t fit my hands in them to clean the inside, so does bleach work or is there another thing I can soak them in haha. Thank you

Protecting upholstered ottoman/table

So, this ottoman/table is less than a week old. I love it, but I do have an 11 month old and a 2.5 year old so - as you can see - it’s already getting roughed up. I can clean the spots, I’m just wondering what the best route to protect it going forward might be. Scotchgard?

Guidance needed for stubborn smudges on my new shirt.

I just got this shirt a couple weeks ago, and pulled it out of the dryer like this. I don’t know what could have caused the stains. The only thing that I could think of is maybe it’s bike chain grease? Anywho, I love this shirt and I’m worried that it’s ruined since it went through the dryer. If you lovey people have any ideas, I would really appreciate it!

How do I clean these pillows

Between this princess and the toddler, they’re getting gross. I never got around to putting covers on them but I will after I clean them. They have feathers in them so I’m not sure if they can go in the washing machine (I have a big, newer top load without the stick in the middle) The couch cushions are fine—ikea waterproof covers + an extra cover that’s easier to wash.

Just showing some appreciation to someone that suggested oven cleaner! To clean an oven...

This might be the most satisfying cleaning ive ever done. I used baking soda once and wanted to throw the entire oven out the window. That was 2 or 3 years ago. There was still so much baking soda left in there. So yesterday i vacuumed it all out and before i went to bed i sprayed no fume oven cleaner and now im going to town with a glass scrapper, green scrubby, more oven cleaner and warm water. I searched oven cleaner on this sub and some guy said "just use oven cleaner... duh". So I did. And I agree... duh. I watched a simple you tube video. And it is a very satisfying job. I hated how dirty this oven has been. Thank you! Cleaning is just so damn satisfying!!!