How to remove hot sauce stains from clothes and more.

At the Big Game, you will hear cheering, groaning, and friends assuring each other that the ref is blind.The people leaning in close to the TV are tense as they watch the flight of the ball.The scent of buffalo wings will make you smell hot and spicy.

The sounds, sights, and smells of football are what many of us love, but the last one can be dangerous.You have a tricky spot when a wing dripping in buffalo sauce lands on your jersey.

If there is a blob of sauce, use a spoon to remove it.It could spread the sauce around if you put it down at this point.

Run the water through the back of the spot to force out the sauce.

Liquid laundry detergent can be put into both sides of a spot by hand.Let it sit for a while and then wash it.

If you have one, use a stain pretreatment.Before you dry it, make sure to check to see if the stain is gone.

If there is still a spot, consider washing the item with a color safe bleach.

Thanks to Jess Jones, Taylor Flanery, and Matt Oden of Remove-Stain.com.

If you want to make sure cleaning solutions won't cause color loss, you should test them on a corner.It isn't very likely, but it's better to be safe than sorry.