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My daughter was in her Christmas Ballet show the other Sunday. The makeup you have to apply is anything but subtle. She got bright red lipstick on her baby pink cardigan. Out came the neat MPD and I left it soaking for an hour or two then washed it and to my surprise ALL the lipstick stain has gone. Another triumph for MPD (whatever did I do before I discovered it?!?!)

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A few weeks ago, a visitor to my house dropped some curry on my cream sofa! I was dreading the after effects... as many of you know, saffron is totally impervious to the most eager endeavours to remove it! However, I dampened the cushion and applied MPD, rinsed, then applied MPD again with a toothbrush and - Hey Presto! You would never know there had ever been an accident.

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Now for a brilliant tip for all DIY mechanics, especially if you have one of those very dirty diesel engines. Having done some work around the engine of my car from underneath, my arms, face etc became covered in that usual dirty black grime. On the first evening I scrubbed like mad to remove some with a nailbrush until I was sore. The next night l tried to find an easier and quicker option, I did, MPD! Just a couple of squirts on a scrunchy and what magic, a few rubs here there and everywhere including my face and all was spotlessly clean. As a mechanic, I know there is no product that good.

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As Im far too vain to grow old gracefully, I have a mobile hairdresser who comes to my house to cut and colour my hair. She is always very careful, however, somehow this weekend, four large splodges of auburn coloured hair dye ended up on my light beige carpet!!! I recently bought a bottle of MPD but for some reason was reluctant to try it or anything for that matter. Anyway after several hours, I put a tiny drop onto one splodge, gently rubbed it in to the carpet and low and behold the stain went - I couldnt believe it - my partner need never know - phew!!!! Please let everyone know - this could save their lives too!!