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I'm off on my jollies tomorrow and i've just taken a t-shirt out of the wash to find it has a black sambuca stain on the front of it! Nipped to the supermarket and bought some Vanish stainremover which has now made the stain red. :eek:
Does anyone know of anyway of removing the stain?
Does anyone know of anyway of removing the stain?
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I've moved your request to old style Giddy and hope someone can help you in time for your hols
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Not sure if you can - black sambuca includes elderberries, and they were used to dye fabric. You could perhaps try a laundry bleach, or maybe Stardrops?0
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Hmm... so maybe you now need a stain devil that removes fruit juice?
Dylon do one, though I'm not sure which shops you might find it in.
http://www.dylon.co.uk/Advice/index.htm
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