How do you remove lily pollen stains from fabric?

Add about 1 tbsp (13.8 g) of baking soda to the mug/carafe, along with enough warm or boiling water to form a paste. Evenly coat the stained areas, letting the...

Lemon juice works wonders! Mix 1 part lemon juice with 1 part warm water (use a real lemon for this). Then, scrub until the stain disappears. You can also try...

Tiger lilies are bright orange, with dark brown spots on the leaves. Draw the lily the same way you would any other lily, but make the petals curve back and...

There's not really a way to stop pollen, but you can reduce your exposure to it. Keep your windows closed during high pollen levels and make sure not to bring...

Once all of the blossoms on a given cluster are spent, remove the whole cluster by cutting or pinching the stem down at the next leafy area.

That will depend on the surface. Usually, you should use pH neutral products in porous surfaces, like marble, to avoid problems. On the other hand, some sealed surfaces like stainless...

You may want to use chemicals to kill the roots. If you clip the lily at the base, it will regrow.

You can try a simple vinegar solution to see if that does the trick. Vinegar is a natural cleaner that works like a mild bleach and can be used to...

Wash your shower curtain in the washing machine. You can use a commercial stain remover or add 1 cup (236 mL) of white vinegar to the wash.

They are aided by the mucus in your nose which traps dust, germs, and pollen until you sneeze or blow them out. There is such a large number of hairs...