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Curry Stains on Oilskin Table Cloth.. Help
prettypennies
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My stupid hubby slopped chinese curry all over the tablecloth last night. So I have got up this morning to find big yellow patches all over it (it is supposed to be pink and brown) Any ideas how I can shift the stains??
Twins, twice the laughs, twice the fun, twice the mess!:j:j
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You can try a bit of neat bleach but TBH it doesn't usually take it all away. I have ruined many an oilskin tablecloth with turmeric, tomato puree and lily pollen.(though not all at once):o I bought them at first as they were wipe clean but found I was unable to wipe clean alot of stains so have reverted to a fabric cloth for meals and an oilskin for when the girls are baking or colouring. if it is one central stain, a strategically placed fruit bowl hides a multitude of sins.
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The final post on this thread might just help.
I found it when I looking for advice on how to get turmeric stains from my stick blender:
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=7211210
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