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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.
Vinegar. Add 1 cup white distilled vinegar to a large pot of water. The acid in vinegar will not harm your clothes, but is powerful enough to remove soap and detergent residue.It also softens your clothes. Bring the water to a boil, then drop the clothes in.This method works best for small items, such as socks, children's clothes and undergarments. Soak the clothes overnight, then wash as normal. Another option to try with vinegar is adding 1/2 cup to your regular load of clothes.hlorine Bleach. Pre-treat any stains. For a new stain, blot it out with a dry cloth, then treat with an aerosol petroleum-based solvent. If the stain has set in, spot treat it by using a damp rag and pat the stain from the wrong side of the material. Do not use soap or hot water, as they will set the stain.