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            rofl - now we know what Mr BE looks like
                        Never let your sucesses go to your head and never let your failures go to your heart.:beer:0 - 
            No, that's not him, I've seen him and he's taller than a giraffe!Official DFW Nerd No 096 - Proud to have dealt with my debt!0
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            Stardrops got red wine out of my OH's shorts.

However, I would try Oxy powder stuff for colours. I've used the one for whites on my t-shirts and OH's shirts and they come up like new from a pale shade of grey :rolleyes:0 - 
            
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            silvercharming wrote: »Have you tried stardrops? I find they work great on unidentifyable ancient stains, although I can't say what those stains were in the first place. I tried using neat stardrops on loads of old clothes as a last ditch attempt to avoid reincarnating them as rags... most of the stains came out.
I'll try that first I think. I've got Stardrops.
                        If you lend someone a tenner and never see them again, it was probably worth it.0 - 
            moggylover wrote: »No lies - just give me the full on truth - and take your chances!!!!
Still clinging to 39 and surprisingly unavailable!
                        If you lend someone a tenner and never see them again, it was probably worth it.0 - 
            SUNSHINE is good for removing curry stains..... if its about!!!!!! and its free
Line dry after washing with any of the above suggestions in the sunlight should help. Good luck.0 - 
            mrbadexample wrote: »Still clinging to 39 and surprisingly unavailable!

You slipped that in a bit quietly. Do tell, pretty please:D
You never get a second chance to make a first impression.0 - 
            that ecover thingy with it's own brush effort on top is pretty good -it would help if you could vaguely tell us what caused the stain - I have an a-z stain guide book and from what I can remember it's pretty crucial to know if the stain is alkaline, acid or oil based
how long have you been clinging on to 39 pray tell ... 4th year running for meI'm going to feed our children non-organic food and with the money saved take them to the zoo - half man half biscuit 20080 
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