Put some of the liquid on *both* sides of the stain and rub in very gently. Let it sit for a couple of hours, and rinse it with cool water. I got probably 1/4 of a cup of oily salad dressing out of a pillowcase using that method. My linens aren't microfiber, but this method worked.
In 1854, Senator Stephen Douglas introduced a bill before Congress for the organization of Kansas and Nebraska (Kansas-Nebraska Act). The territories would be divided by the 40th parallel.
Said to have been coined by Horace Greeleyâs New York Tribune, the label âBleeding Kansasâ was first fixed on that strife-ridden territory by antislavery publicists. The opening of the Kansas and Nebraska territories in 1854 under the principle of popular sovereignty provoked a protracted political crisis in both Kansas and the nation at large. Rival governments had been established in Kansas by late 1855, one backed by proslavery Missourians, the other by antislavery groups.