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" It&amp;#039;s hard enough finding the perfect sweater, shirt, dress, or pair of\u00A0jeans, but then to ruin them with an accidental spill of red wine (which is supposed to represent happiness, BTW)? Oh heck no, we do not have the tolerance for that. So we consulted Arianne\u00A0Cohen,\u00A0author of\u00A0Help, It&amp;#039;s Broken! A Fix-It Bible for the Repair-Impaired, for how to get rid of those\u00A0pesky wine stains and save our sweaters. 1. Blot ASAP\u00A0 As soon as possible, blot the stain with a white paper towel or cloth to absorb excess liquid. 2. Get it wet\u00A0 Run the item\u00A0under cool water to keep stain from setting. 3. Use glycerin  Treat with a bit of pure glycerin (available at drugstores or natural-food stores). Leave it on for five minutes, then rinse. 4. Raid your kitchen\u00A0\u00A0 Now, the secret weapon: liquid dish detergent, made to remove the dyes in food! Choose a basic one\u2014clear or white and unscented\u2014and blot onto stain. 5. Keep rinsing\u00A0\u00A0 Rinse again in cool water. 6. Resort to plan B\u00A0 If the stain is still there, switch to plan B, a 1:2 mixture of white vinegar and water. Soak until the stain dissipates (if it&amp;#039;s not gone within an hour, change the solution and try again), then repeat steps 2 through\u00A05. Phew. Now, back to drinking\u00A0wine!\u00A0 Follow\u00A0Marie Claire on Instagram\u00A0for the latest celeb news, pretty pics, funny stuff, and an insider POV. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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