Methylated Spirits (Denatured Alcohol) Uses For Stain Removal And Cleaning

Here is a round up of uses for methylated spirits, also known as denatured alcohol, which is a very strong solvent, for cleaning and stain removal around your home.

Here is a round up of uses for methylated spirits, also known as denatured alcohol, which is a very strong solvent, for cleaning and stain removal around your home {on Stain Removal 101}use this Pin it button to save to Pinterest


It works to remove certain types of stains, such as from certain oil based inks quite well, as well as several other greasy type stains such as lipstick and make up.

Here are the uses that appear on the site so far.

Please note I've also gathered rubbing alcohol uses here for cleaning and stain removal. Rubbing alcohol is different substance than denatured alcohol, although they're both solvents.

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berries
Removing Berry Stains From Clothing
grass on playground
Remove Grass Stains
ink spot
Remove Ink Stains From Clothes {1}


ink on clothes
Removing Ink Stains From Fabric {2}
lipstick
Lipstick From Clothes {1}
lipstick stain
Lipstick From Fabric {2}
applying make up
Removing Make Up From Clothes


pouring wine
Remove Wine From Clothing
christmas tree in back of truck
Removing Tree Sap On Car Windows


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methylated spirits

Denatured alcohol is a very strong solvent, and is therefore used for many stain removal and cleaning jobs around the house.

There are even more ways to use this product around your home, and I would like for you to share your uses and tips with me below.

Please tell me how you used it to clean something or remove a stain in your home. The more information provided the better, such as the surface you cleaned, and what type of stain or dirt it was you removed.

You can skip down to share your use here.


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In addition, here's my article with 10 uses for rubbing and isopropyl alcohol for cleaning, and other household uses.

10 rubbing and isopropyl alcohol uses for cleaning and stain removal

How Do You Use Denatured Alcohol For Cleaning And Stain Removal?

Making and using your own cleaning products is becoming quite popular. One of the most common homemade cleaning supplies is denatured alcohol.

How do you use it around your home for cleaning or stain removal?

You can also share your recipes for homemade cleaning solutions which feature denatured alcohol here.


Here is a round up of uses for methylated spirits, also known as denatured alcohol, which is a very strong solvent, for cleaning and stain removal around your home {on Stain Removal 101} #MethylatedSpirits #DenaturedAlcohol #StainRemoversuse this Pin it button to save to Pinterest

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