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Vanish stain remover and red wine stains

katejo
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I've managed to spill red wine on a favourite top. Today I nearly bought Vanish stain remover but a small bottle was nearly £5. Can anyone confirm whether it actually works for wine stains?
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I wouldnt nesessarily go for vanish...ive always found that to be more of a general stain remover or even an over time whitener that just gives things a fresher look...
Im sure there probably is a very cheap and easy household thing to use...perhaps asking on the old style thread might be useful...otherwise in the absence of not knowing anything specific I would probably opt for using a stain devil as they are more concentrated than vanish IMO...frugal October...£41.82 of £40 food shopping spend for the 2 of us!
2017 toiletries challenge 179 out 145 in ...£18.64 spend0 -
Have you tried soaking it in cold water first? Ideally you should do this while the stain is still wet, then wash & your top will be like new.0
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desdemona01 wrote: »Have you tried soaking it in cold water first? Ideally you should do this while the stain is still wet, then wash & your top will be like new.
I couldn't do it while still wet as I was out when it happened. It has already been through the wash once which got most of it out but not all.0 -
Have you tried Ace fabric bleach? It works great on most clothing & upholstery stains. It's available in Wilkinson's & most supermarkets. Costs about £2 a bottle, sometimes less when on offer.The bigger the bargain, the better I feel.
I should mention that there's only one of me, don't confuse me with others of the same name.0 -
Have you tried Ace fabric bleach? It works great on most clothing & upholstery stains. It's available in Wilkinson's & most supermarkets. Costs about £2 a bottle, sometimes less when on offer.
I might try that. My slight problem is that the garment has different fabrics and is part white and part patterned/different fabric so i can't bleach the whole thing. Could just put a little on the marks before I wash it again.0
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