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Apple juice ruined a few t-shirts
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shelly
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Hi. Hoping someone has got a solution for me. Recently I've had cravings for those real shiny apples, Red delicious. They are really juicy and if I'm not quick enough to catch it the juice runs down my chin and onto my t-shirt. (I know, I know what a slob 
) This am I thought I'd catch up on my washing and noticed on my last 3 t-shirts worn that I have orange coloured stains, left by the apple juice. I put them through a normal wash but they were still there so I put ace onto the stain and washed them again but its still there :wall: Anyone know of anything else I can use to get rid of the stain?
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) This am I thought I'd catch up on my washing and noticed on my last 3 t-shirts worn that I have orange coloured stains, left by the apple juice. I put them through a normal wash but they were still there so I put ace onto the stain and washed them again but its still there :wall: Anyone know of anything else I can use to get rid of the stain?Thanks
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What about good old soda crystals? It worked a treat with some stains on the kids clothes.July Win: Nokia 58000
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As its an old stain, try a glycerine solution (half glycerine, half water) and leave for about an hour. Then rinse in cold water. If there is still a stain, try dabbing with methylated spirit and then wash as normal.0
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