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Remove Yogurt from Upholstery: Mix a few drops of dish soap with 2 cups of cold water. Use a clean white rag to gently sponge the dish soap and water solution onto the upholstery. Use a separate white cloth to gently blot up the solution until the stain and wetness are gone.emove Yogurt from Upholstery: Mix a few drops of dish soap with 2 cups of cold water. Use a clean white rag to gently sponge the dish soap and water solution onto the upholstery. Use a separate white cloth to gently blot up the solution until the stain and wetness are gone.
Bleach can also remove mildew stains, but be mindful to use it with caution -- if handled carelessly, bleach's harsh chemicals can ruin clothing. For washable fabrics, first rub a small amount of powdered detergent on mildew stains. If tags allow, wash clothing in hot water and add one half cup of chlorine bleach.erhaps the easiest way to remove mildew stains is to use what's available in your own kitchen pantry -- namely table salt and a lemon. Combine lemon juice and salt to make a thick paste and rub it into mildewed-infested areas on clothing.