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Stain removal
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Try soaking it in a mild bleach solution or wash with Ace or Oxiclean. Good luck.0
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Have you tried the Vanish bars of soap? I fin this helps with most things!:starmod: :staradmin :starmod:I gave up jogging for my health when my thighs kept rubbing together and setting fire to my knickers:starmod: :staradmin :starmod:0
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i was gong to post this too about stain removal, so may as well ask here,
does anyone know how to get gloss paint out of clothes, is it possible because it is waterbased paint?its on my little boys new t shirt.it wasnt expensive i just reaaly like it and dont really want to throw it away.appreciate what you have got x0 -
I got some paint which we were using on the door on a shirt of mine and it came off after a good rub with some white spirit... might be best to patch test though, my shirt is fine but I wasn't too worried about it spoiling as it has had a good inning!
As for the fake tan... sorry no new ideas but definitely the oxiclean already mentioned works a treat on most of the mess I cause to my clothes
oooh look only about 220 posts and I got round to doing my Avatar already!!0 -
oxy didn,t work for me but glo colour run worked a treat!!!!!!!!!!!
shirt rescuedNice to save.0 -
I swear by an overnight soak in a Biotex solution - this seems to work even on stains that have been through the wash, ironed etc. I have tried lots of other stain removers (yes, all the Old Style things, too :cool: ) but always end up coming back to Biotex.
Can I be in the ad, now
(Just kidding! I really do like the stuff.) [0
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