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-[* black] Using a toothbrush, gently work the cleaning agent into the stain.
-[* black] Use an up-and-down motion with the brush—tapping the stain with the bristles—as opposed to a back-and-forth motion which can damage the fibers of the garment.
-[* icon_caution] If you are working with a knitted garment, such as a sweater, do not stretch the garment as you are cleaning it as this can cause warping of the fibers.
-[* black] Work the stain out of the garment. If the stain isn't releasing, check out the [[Stain Removal|Stain Removal page]] for help on your particular stain.
+[* black] After completing step 1, use a toothbrush in order to scrub the cleaning agent into the stain.
+[* black] When using a toothbrush, use an up-and-down motion instead of a back-and-forth motion, which could potentially damage the fibers of the garment.
+[* icon_caution] If the piece of clothing you are working with is a knitted garment, such as a sweater, do not stretch the garment as you are cleaning it because this can cause warping of the fibers.
+[* black] Gently work the stain out of the garment. If the stain is not releasing, check out the Stain Removal page for help on your particular type of stain.