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"Available at: The Container Store and www.thecontainerstore.com What I think: I didn&amp;#039;t have to think too much on this one because my big cousin Taube told me this was the best stain remover ever. And when my big cousin Taube tells me something -- anything -- I believe it. Ha! ;) (If she&amp;#039;s reading this, she&amp;#039;s got to be laughing.) Now you should know that Taube is just a couple of years older than I. But when we were kids, those few years meant a lot. She was my grown-up, sophisticated, smart cousin and I followed her everywhere, especially when we were vacationing at Cape Cod. The problem was that she saw me as a little pest, and always tried to get away from me. I will say, to her credit, she was the one who taught me how to swim one summer. (She also taught me some not-so-nice things, but we&amp;#039;ll forget about that for now.) Today, we&amp;#039;re closer than sisters, but she still likes to pull rank and often says, &amp;quot;Hey, remember, I&amp;#039;m your big cousin!&amp;quot;  So when I was telling her about the great-looking garbage can I saw at the Container Store, she again pulled rank and told me about the &amp;quot;best ever&amp;quot; stain remover she bought there. Said it got make-up off her blouse collar &amp;quot;just like that.&amp;quot; Also got tomato sauce off a white dress, &amp;quot;just like that.&amp;quot; At the time, I didn&amp;#039;t give it a second thought. But wouldn&amp;#039;t you know it -- the very next day, a bit of shrimp scampi sauce found its way onto one of my favorite tops. I tried getting it out at the restaurant with one of those &amp;quot;wipes&amp;quot; I keep in my purse (package cost: $2.69), but it didn&amp;#039;t work. So when I got home, I tried a supermarket brand spot remover stick ($3.49). No luck either, so I put a spot removing &amp;quot;foam&amp;quot; on it, let it sit, then washed it. Still nothing. That was one stubborn spot!  My next step normally would&amp;#039;ve been to take the shirt to the dry cleaners, but instead I ran out to buy the stain remover Taube recommended, the Evercare Stain Eraser (SKU#286080). And while I hate to admit it, she&amp;#039;s right again! It took the stain right out. I can&amp;#039;t calculate what I spent on all those other products, including the electricity/water for the various attempts with the laundry -- plus my time as well. But it sure was a lot more than the $3.99 this little pen-like thing cost! And it saved me a dry cleaning bill, too.  I hate to say it, but I have to: Thanks, Taube! You saved my favorite shirt! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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