It’s almost time to celebrate the most beloved man in our life. But how do you show your gratitude to the man who gives, but hardly ever asks? As Father’s Day is fast approaching, we know how hard it can be to find the perfect gift.
This year, instead of buying something new, stick to what you know dad loves. Try sprucing up his most prized possessions to make them as good as new. After all, only you know what dad cherishes most.
Take a Walk with Dad Down Memory Lane
Refresh dad’s favourite things from the good ol’ days. This means restoring his lucky baseball cap, or the colours on his old sports team jersey to bring him back to that championship game. Try cleaning up his favourite childhood toy and let the memories pour in.
With OxiClean™ Versatile Stain Remover, it’s perfect for both his favourite clothes and fabric upholstery. For soft surface stains, simply mix one scoop with water to remove excess stain before treating. Apply only enough solution to saturate the stain and allow the solution to stand for 1-5 minutes. Blot with a white towel and repeat until the stain is not visible. Then, rinse with clean water and blot until dry. For tough laundry stains, mix 2-4 scoops per 3.8L of water and submerge the stained items into the solution after dissolved. Soak the garment for 1-6 hours depending on the severity of the stain, then wash as normal.
And while you’re in the spirit of polishing up his most treasured items, consider dusting off an old photo of him with his friends and family, or a trophy he’s proud of, and frame it for display. Nostalgia can be a powerful force, so don’t underestimate how sentimental a father can be! Simple gestures like these will go a long way and bring him back to his fondest moments.
To the businessman, handyman, stay-at-home dad and our very own childhood superhero, Happy Father’s Day!
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great ideas i love it:)
I had his old soccer jersey from 1985 cleaned for him; and repaired (it had a few issues). Great idea!
Great idea!
some of the best gifts are the ones not found in stores
showing that you appreciate his memories by sprucing them up in some way shows that you love and appreciate him, good ideas here 🙂
Fathers Day is always a weird day for me. My dad passed away in 1992 and I miss him every day. But my hubby is the best daddy to our two little boys so I am happy to celebrate Fathers Day with him. It’s a double edged sword kind of a day.
Great ideas! Hope your husband has a Happy Father’s Day!
Great ideas! Happy Father’s Day to yours!