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Remove Yogurt from Upholstery: Mix a few drops of dish soap with 2 cups of cold water. Use a clean white rag to gently sponge the dish soap and water solution onto the upholstery. Use a separate white cloth to gently blot up the solution until the stain and wetness are gone.emove Yogurt from Upholstery: Mix a few drops of dish soap with 2 cups of cold water. Use a clean white rag to gently sponge the dish soap and water solution onto the upholstery. Use a separate white cloth to gently blot up the solution until the stain and wetness are gone.
You don't want the skin (or the splinter, if it's wood) to get soggy. 3. Inspect the splinter with a magnifying glass. The size of the splinter and how it's angled in your skin will help you know what's the best way to take it out.art 2 of 2: Baking soda removal. 1. See How to Remove a Splinter for a description of other methods you may want to try first. The baking soda method described here is best for tiny, invisible splinters, or deeply-embedded ones. The baking soda paste will cause the skin to swell and push the splinter out.