There’s nothing more nerve-wracking than sitting on a white couch or mingling at a crowded party with a glass of red wine in your hand. Red wine spills may be inevitable, but red wine stains aren’t.

Oh no! A guest at your holiday party has spilled red wine on your tablecloth. Or your white couch. Or your carpet. (Hey, accidents happen!) It’s time to do some triage. First, resist the urge to scrub ...

From baking soda to toothpaste, these humble household staples will help you remove any unwanted stains, while saving you a ...

Almost as inevitable as the Thanksgiving turkey coma is that most dreaded dinner party casualty: spilled red wine. Red stains, whether from wine or punch or magic marker, are the most difficult to ...

One way to treat a fresh red wine stain is to dilute it with white wine - but experts from Germany's Forum Waschen say water works just as well, and it is cheaper. If your favourite shirt or ...

The more wine you drink, the easier it is to knock over. Luckily, one item many people keep in the house can be surprisingly ...

A spilled glass of red wine on cream-coloured carpets, rugs, or sofas could indeed send anyone into a state of alarm. While the immediate response might be to fervently scrub at the stain, wine ...

Between the messy feast and flowing spirits, it would be a miracle if there wasn't a spill or two at your dinner party. Luckily, Debra Johnson, home cleaning expert for Merry Maids, has pro advice ...

Picture this—you’re at a bustling party full of laughter, reminiscing about the good old days. As guests start to feel more comfortable, hand motions become more animated. Suddenly, wine sloshes over ...

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