Grass Stains - What gets rid of them?!

Diane_239

hi,thanks for all the ideas will pick up a box of Ariel biological automatic powder,and try that.will report back later.

Diane_239

hi well went to get box of Ariel and got talking to one of girls at work she advice me to try Bio tex stain remover.so picket up a box.put half of box in bath with hot water and jeans left for three hours then put in washer with the other half of box and the stains have gone.the Bio tex cost 89p for a 500g box.would recommend this to anyone trying to get stains out .

melvis

Diane_239 wrote: »

hi well went to get box of Ariel and got talking to one of girls at work she advice me to try Bio tex stain remover.so picket up a box.put half of box in bath with hot water and jeans left for three hours then put in washer with the other half of box and the stains have gone.the Bio tex cost 89p for a 500g box.would recommend this to anyone trying to get stains out .

I will have to try and find some of this!

OH has been doing lots of gardening and car work the last few weeks and instead of being sensible and wearing the same pair of jeans, he's managed to get about 4 pairs covered in mud, grass stains, oil and lord only knows what else! My normal wash is barely touching the stains never mind removing them!

hollyh

Hi,

I bought a box of Biotex yesterday when i went shopping. I'm going to use it tomorrow and will hopefully get rid of the blasted grass stains.

Merlot

For grass stains, I always use a good quality washing up liquid, like Fairy, it works wonders, never had a stain which cannot be removed with Fairy. Simply pop some on over the stain on dry clothing, shove it in the machine with the normal wash and it will/should come out clean and stain free.

HTH

Merlot.x.

hollyh

I have tried the biotec in the washing machine and the stains are still there. They are now soaking in the bath and i will wash again later. If that doesn't work i'll go get some fairy.

melvis

Merlot wrote: »

For grass stains, I always use a good quality washing up liquid, like Fairy, it works wonders, never had a stain which cannot be removed with Fairy. Simply pop some on over the stain on dry clothing, shove it in the machine with the normal wash and it will/should come out clean and stain free.

HTH

Merlot.x.

I've done this and my washing machine is leaking soap suds all over my kitchen :eek:

hmc

hi all,
hope someone can help.
bought son some lovely boden trousers,much more than i would normally spend!
the stain on the knee hasnt come out
i think its mud and grass
bio liquid 40 deg wash sprayed well with ariel spray
any ideas please
thankyou

lolly_896

Neat washing up liquid on the knees? hth

Moorhen

This is the sort of stain that will fade in the sun, if we ever get any!

Put the trousers on a sunny windowsill and if the sun ever shines the stain will disappear.:D