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"  1. Holiday hangover: A festive toast nicked your best stemware  Quick cure: The Chef&amp;#039;s Choice Crystal Crafter from Edge Craft ($20) can easily make dings disappear on crystal, porcelain, or ceramics. Just gently rub the tool&amp;#039;s steel wand \u2014 coated with diamond abrasives \u2014 over the damage. In GHRI tests, the sander smoothed nicks with a light buffing.  2. Holiday hangover: Pinning up garlands and greetings turned your walls to Swiss cheese  Quick cure: Instead of breaking out the tub of Spackle, try Erase-A-Hole from Elite Products, Inc. ($7), which comes in a stick applicator that&amp;#039;s as simple to use as deodorant. Twist up the paste, rub in a circle over holes, then use a damp cloth to wipe away excess. It dries quickly, and you can paint over all spots immediately and without priming.  3. Holiday hangover: You&amp;#039;re seeing red \u2014 wine stains, that is, on your marble countertop Quick cure: Try this clever poultice: Saturate white paper towels with hydrogen peroxide (either the 3 percent type in your medicine cabinet or the 12 percent solution for hair bleaching will work). Wipe the stained area with distilled water and place the wet-towel poultice on top; cover with plastic wrap and seal the edges with any kind of tape. Wait 24 hours, then remove the plastic and allow the poultice to completely dry, about 24 hours more (don&amp;#039;t skimp on time; this is the step that actually teases out the stain). Remove towels, rinse marble with distilled water, and buff. Repeat, if needed.  4. Holiday hangover: Cleaning all those roasting pans and cookie sheets has dulled your sink  Quick cure: Get the gleam back with the Stainless Steel Sink &amp;amp;amp; Cookware Scratch Remover Kit from Siege Chemical ($16), complete with a sponge, gloves, polish, and three double-sided refurbishing pads. The six surfaces range in roughness from extra-fine (for light marks) to very coarse (for deeper damage). Wet a pad and rub in the direction of the sink&amp;#039;s grain (not in circles, or you&amp;#039;ll make things worse); polish to shine. 5. Holiday hangover: Your wood furniture managed to ring in the new year \u2014 with white circles from drippy glasses and hot serving dishes Quick cure: Banishing those blemishes (caused when moisture is trapped under the finish) is a breeze with the Furniture Stain Remover Cloth from Guardsman ($3). This reusable wipe contains cleaners that cut stains and oils to blend the finish. Simply rub over the ring in the direction of the wood&amp;#039;s grain, then wipe it again with a regular clean cloth. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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