Another way to pretend you’re on holiday is with a lovely glass of red wine. Maybe you’re in the wine region of Italy or France, or chilling in your own private vineyard. Even if you’re on holiday, that doesn’t mean your immune to spills. Here’s what to do:

lt;p>Robinson Young Ltd, Ibson House, Eastern Way, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, IP32 7AB,</p> Poor old GinGin is usually dressed in clothes that are hanging off her, or threatening to cut off her circulation. Some people love ketchup on their hot dogs and some people like mustard – and some people like both! Turmeric gives mustard the vibrant yellow colour its renowned for, but this is also what makes mustard stain garments. If you get mustard on your clothes, here’s what to do: I have heard that Ace for Colours contains bleach, I’m worried that with continued use will cause my clothes to wear out.For a hand wash: Pour 100ml of ACE for Colours liquid to your usual detergent. Then, add the laundry and let it soak for 1 hour before rinsing thoroughly. Alternatively, simply cover the stain with our ACE for Colours or ACE for Whites Stain Remover Spray and after 5 minutes of soaking in, add the item of clothing to your wash as usual. To get the best results from Ace for Colours it is recommended that you pre-treat the stain as shown on the bottle, then add 100ml of the product to hand washing or to the washing cycle in a washing machine, in addition to the washing detergent. I usually use a liquid detergent. Is it okay if I mix ACE for Colours with the detergent in my machine’s dispenser? Come and join my Facebook group Muddling Through Motherhood with GinGin & Roo where mums just like you share their experiences of parenting. We chat about the highs, the lows and everything in-between of this little rollercoaster called motherhood. I like to think of it as a place for the school-run-mummy-chats, without the hassle of the school run.

For a machine wash: Simply add your detergent as usual, then pour a capful of ACE for Colours liquid directly on top of your clothes in the washing machine drum and start the wash straight away. A new and improved version of ACE for Colours, this ACE cleaner has been revamped with extra stain removal power, even on a cold wash!

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Then, add a capful of ACE for Colours liquid to your machine washing cycle on a cool temperature setting and this will help remove the stubborn marks!

If the mud is still wet, leave it to dry and then remove any large clumps with your hands or gently with an old toothbrush. ACE for Colours is a fabric Stain remover that helps all colours shine; helping revive bold and vivid colours that may otherwise fade and dull overtime. ACE for colours removes stains whilst ensuring clothes eliminating germs and odours and leaving clothing smelling fresh and clean. ACE for Colours keeps whites bright and revives your bright colours whilst being tough on stains and gentle on clothes. Suitable for even delicate fabrics like silk, wool and cashmere, ACE for Colours helps remove the most common stains such as food, grease, mud, grass, drinks, cosmetics, vegetable oils, and reassuringly for parents – body soils. Ideal for those nappy explosions! The patented Soil Suspension Polymer removes dinginess and grime from garments and suspends it in the washing solution. This prevents the formation of a dingy opaque layer on clothes – making them look dull. By preventing this build-up, colours stay vibrant for longer. I’d probably like doing the laundry more if songbirds and forest creatures assembled around me whilst I sang my way through the chores, which is what was promised to me by all the fairytales I read and Disney films I watched as a little girl.

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In this house, I have one toddler who is just learning to potty train, and who whilst eating still gets more food over her clothes than in her mouth. I then have Erin, the dancer and wannabe gymnast, who loves nothing more than running, jumping and splashing around outdoors, resulting in grass, mud and tough to remove stains. Our washing basket is always overflowing in a never ending pile, and there is nothing more disheartening and frustrating than having to wash stuff more than once when the stains still remain after the first attempt! ACE for Whites can be used in the washing machine (added to CL drawer compartment) or again as a pre treatment for particularly stubborn stains. Simply ensure you completely cover the stain, leave for 3 minutes and then wash immediately We can use Ace for Colours Powder in every wash cycle, harnessing the power of oxygen to gently remove tough stains and odours. One of my favourite dresses of Neve’s (an adorable Ted Baker dress) had got a stubborn stain on the hem that I simply couldn’t shift. I pre treated the fabric with ACE Stain Remover before washing in the normal way, and the stain has completely disappeared! Whilst ACE cant make the dress bigger (sadly Neve is growing far too fast!) it does mean I can hopefully get another wear or two out of it before the Spring!

Don’t rub the pollen! See if you can try and shake some of the excess off first before soaking the garment in 10L of cold water for around 60 minutes. For Safe Washing: Do not mix Ace with the detergent in the same ball or drawer. If you have any doubts about colour resistance, try Ace on a hidden part of the item. Do not pre wash. Do not overload the washing machine. If product is accidentally spilled, rinse immediately with water. To avoid damage, "do not pre treat metallic, parts or rust stains, do not allow Ace to dry on the fabric and do not expose it to sunlight. For a better result on blood stains, rinse with cold water and avoid pre-treating with Ace. Ace can also be used on soft furnishings unless they are dry-clean only. Do not use on carpets. Follow the garment washing instructions.

lt;p>5-15% Oxygen-Based Bleaching Agents, &lt;5% Anionic Surfactants, Non-Ionic Surfactants, Phosphonates, Perfumes, Benzyl Salicylate, Butylphenyl Methylpropional, Hexyl Cinnamal</p> Not only would refreshing our winter clothes go some way to avoid the fast-fashion-fever of a new season. But Ace for Colours Powder comes in a fully recyclable Tetra pak. Jon has his own floordrobe that he’ll relocate to the laundry basket last thing on a Sunday night. *GROAN* I’m sure he’s not the only one, am I right ladies? TIPS for safe washing: For better results on blood stains always rinse with cold water before washing and DO NOT pre-treat with Ace. To avoid damage do not pre-treat metallic parts or rust stains and do not expose the pre-treated items to sunlight before rinsing. Do not mix Ace with the detergent in the same ball or drawer. If you have doubts about color resistance, try Ace on a hidden part of the item. If product is accidentally spilled, rinse with water. Ace can also be used on soft furnishing unless they are dry-clean only. Do not use on carpets. Follow the garment washing care instructions. ACE for Colours is a mild bleach – we assure you that the product has been extensively tested and: we have test results that show using ACE Gentle in every wash, when used as recommended, does not affect the durability of the garments. I have to wash one garment that has a stain. Should I ‘pre-treat’ it?