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rust stain on white! help!
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could you try a mild bleach solution?0
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I've put lemon juice on rust stains before and left over night the stain has come out. Other than that I think stain devils do a rust remover. Good Luck!0
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If the stain doesnt come out, how about dyeing them? Linen should probably dye quite well. If they are a good fit, and in good condition then it would be worth the couple of ££s cost of the dye. hth
katiexLiving the dream
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Where is the brown stain? Not just a case of wet fart syndrome?Hello. I wonder if someone can help me. Got out my summer linen white trousers yesterday and noticed there is a brown stain on them which almost looks like the colour of rust. There is a little metal belt on them which has a tiny tiny bit of rust around the metal but it looks like it may have transferred onto the trousers. I washed them last night and used vanish but it is still on there ...
Does anyone have any ideas ... I've had them for about 10 years so they lasted well but apart from the stain (which is noticeable) there is nothing wrong with them... I really don't want to throw them away...
Any ideas gratetfully received ...
ECWho I am is not important. What I do is.0 -
Don't know how to get out the stain but at times like these I have covered the stain or rip with an applique. These can be sewn on or ironed on and are cheap to buy. Also, if I'm disposing of any old clothes which have an applique on, I take it off and keep it in my sewing box for use on occasions like these - this also works with sequins, bits of lace or ribbon etc.0
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:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:absolutebounder wrote: »Where is the brown stain? Not just a case of wet fart syndrome?I will lose 2 stone by this summer!!!!!!0 -
absolutebounder wrote: »Where is the brown stain? Not just a case of wet fart syndrome?
oooh you.
How come you always come up with something others are just thinking :rotfl::rotfl:make the most of it, we are only here for the weekend.
and we will never, ever return.0 -
Hi Ec

I merged this with a previous thread about rust on white to see if you can get some other ideas.. Also - OS way to brighter whites may offer some help.
thanks:)
ZipA little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men :cool:
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Not OS but one thing that definitely gets rust out of white clothes is DiDi7, not even sure you can still buy it but it got terrible rust stains off some white denim I had years ago0
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W5 power cleaner from ..now is it liddle or aldis ???
goodness knows whats in it but i't even says on the front removes rust....i dont think its intended for clothes ...but it works..with a good rubing in - watch out breathing it though - eyewatering !Fight Back - Be Happy0
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