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I have carpet over cement flooring and it's got old pet stains that smell. I've scrubbed the carpet to no avail. Is it possible the ammonia got into the floor itself? How am I going to get it out, short of replacing the carpet?

Cut out the damaged part in a straight, even cut. Get yourself a couple sheets of sheetrock. You're gonna have to replace it, which means taping and floating too. No way around it. Luckily, garages aren't usually textured so you won't have to try to match the texture on it!

Got some pvc-type material shelving at Lowe's for a very reasonable price. The backing screws onto the wall and the shelves screw into the back and side bracings-very easy to adjust. If you're looking for enclosed cabinet type storage, I'd avoid cheap particle board. Garages tend to get a bit...

I have a porcelain sink that's got some nasty stains on it. I've used Comet type cleansers to no avail. Any other ideas? The sink is a light tan color and the stains appear to be rust type.