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Foundation stains on clothes any ideas please?
*zippy*
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Hi
Can anyone help please.
My DD has got foundation on her new white school shirt. I found a similar old thread and have tried the recomendations, it has faded slightly, but not removed much of it.
Tried so far
Ace laundry bleach
vanish oxy powder
bicarb & vinegar
Stain slayer-removes oil based stains
lemon & salt
These have all been done on a 40 degree wash
Any other ideas please? All sugestions gratefully received
Thanks
zippy x
Can anyone help please.
My DD has got foundation on her new white school shirt. I found a similar old thread and have tried the recomendations, it has faded slightly, but not removed much of it.
Tried so far
Ace laundry bleach
vanish oxy powder
bicarb & vinegar
Stain slayer-removes oil based stains
lemon & salt
These have all been done on a 40 degree wash
Any other ideas please? All sugestions gratefully received
Thanks
zippy x
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Have you tried using cleanser/ makeup remover on it?0
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Just normal white soap, rub it on til the stain has gone.Member no.1 of the 'I'm not in a clique' group :rotfl:
I have done reading too!
To avoid all evil, to do good,
to purify the mind- that is the
teaching of the Buddhas.0 -
I've never done this, but how about rubbing in some washing up liquid, then washing as normal?0
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Washing up liquid is good for greasy marks, so if it is oil based foundation it wouldn't hurt;)Member no.1 of the 'I'm not in a clique' group :rotfl:
I have done reading too!
To avoid all evil, to do good,
to purify the mind- that is the
teaching of the Buddhas.0 -
Thanks all
Going to put it back in now
I think stardrops might be worth a try aswell
It was expensive for a school shirt as its a M&S fashion one so will have to save it somehow. I will let you know what works
Thanks again:)0 -
:T Yahaay I have just scrubbed it using white soap and stardrops with a toothbrush and its out :T
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I got foundation on a white cotton maternity shirt when I was in early pregnancy with dd1. Just a tiny little blob, but tried absolutely everything to get it out - suggestions from here, all my usual stain treatments, even bleach.
Now nearly full term with second pregnancy and it has been washed tons of times since then and I can still see that little blob grrrrrr. It is the only stain that has eluded me except for the time my little angel drew on her clothes with black permanent marker pen :rolleyes::rolleyes:0 -
*zippy* wrote::T Yahaay I have just scrubbed it using white soap and stardrops with a toothbrush and its out :T
Thanks
Oh, lucky you! Wish I'd had some stardrops back then when it first happened. Think mine is well and truly set now :mad:0 -
Hi purplepatch
Hairspray is great for permanent marker, I got some out of a t-shirt the other day with it.
Try the stardops and soap, its worth a go I had previously washed the shirt quite a few times trying everything I could think of, I too thought perhaps it was too late. Just to add I put the stardrops on the toothbrush first and rubbed it to foam it just in case the yellow stained the shirt.
Good luck hope it works for you.
Now how do I train my DD not to be so messy.........:think:0 -
*zippy* wrote:Hi purplepatch
Hairspray is great for permanent marker, I got some out of a t-shirt the other day with it.
Try the stardops and soap, its worth a go I had previously washed the shirt quite a few times trying everything I could think of, I too thought perhaps it was too late. Just to add I put the stardrops on the toothbrush first and rubbed it to foam it just in case the yellow stained the shirt.
Good luck hope it works for you.
Now how do I train my DD not to be so messy.........:think:
Thanks zippy, will give it a try. Hopefully not going to wear it too many more times though, although was planning to sell on ebay as part of a bundle - no more babies after this one!!! The marker pen top was past salvaging, went straight in the bin. Was completely smothered, as was her hands and tummy :eek:
As for your final question, I'm afraid I can't help with that one - just removing homemade playdough out of the living room carpet!!!0
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