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frances2
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My 11 year old son has just taken up Rugby and his Rugby shirt is filthy.
I have scrunged liquid on, but am still having to wash it twice.
Any ideas on removing mud - even oxiclean wouldn't shift it in one wash last week.
I would soak it, but it is red with a white collar and he has a major aversion to pink
It is costing me a fortune in leccy to wash it.
Frances2
I have scrunged liquid on, but am still having to wash it twice.
Any ideas on removing mud - even oxiclean wouldn't shift it in one wash last week.
I would soak it, but it is red with a white collar and he has a major aversion to pink

It is costing me a fortune in leccy to wash it.
Frances2
Named after my cat, picture coming shortly
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Soak it and it will come out easier but put salt in the water and the red won't run ;D0
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I use borax, available from Boot £2.00 something for 750g.
It comes in powder form and what I usually do is:
-dampen area with stain
-put a small amount of borax onto dampened area (if particularly hard to remove stain, then give it a bit of a scrub) and leave it for a few minutes
-wash in the normal way
Apparently borax will not damage anything that would not normally be damaged by water.
Pink
Ps I also use it once a week, combined with my normal shampoo to remove build up of 'products' from my hair!
Cannot recommend this stuff enough!
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i use borax on my boys rugby and football stuff, is fantastic. never used it on my hair though, will have to give that a try.0
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