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Wine Stain on Table ClothFeedback About This Post:RE: Wine Stain on Table ClothI let my wine stain sit overnight, and dunno what to do to get it out now. Any of you know? Post By terrenwraith (Guest Post) RE: Wine Stain on Table ClothThanks, I'll try some of the ideas. Post By hazel (Guest Post) RE: Wine Stain on Table ClothI had luck with hydrogen peroxide mixed with a small amount of liquid detergent. Let it sit for awhile (maybe 15 minutes), then wash. I also removed a very old stain on my crushed velvet couch with this. Good luck Post By Natalie (Guest Post) RE: Wine Stain on Table Cloththe white wine over red wine doesn't work all that well, I just tried it, it made it worse!!!! EEEEKKK! Post By SONWY (Guest Post) RE: Wine Stain on Table ClothI heard that if you pour white wine over red wine it will take the stain out. It's worth a try. Good luck! Post By Toni K. (Guest Post) RE: Wine Stain on Table ClothI have always heard that Club Soda will get wine stains out.Failing that,I'd try an oxy cleaner or Peroxide. Post By Linne Dodds (Guest Post) RE: Wine Stain on Table ClothThe best thing I have found removing red wine and other organic stains is OxiClean. It's colorsafe, just follow the label directions. Post by mstar mini hand cranked washing mechinePlease send me the location by web on where to find these. Thanking you in advance. Post By wright6421 (Guest Post) RE: Wine Stain on Table ClothAs a last resort, because it may take the color out of the cloth, spray with oven cleaner, like Easy Off( 99c store version). Leave on for about 10 min, then launder as usual. I have removd some really nasty set in stains from whites and lite colors with this. (I saved a thrift store Liz Claiborne blouse that I bought for $1.50!) Post By Linda (Guest Post) RE: Wine Stain on Table ClothGet some of "grandma's" old remedy for stains, Fels Naptha bar soap (in the soap aisle at the grocery store), wet it and rub on the stain. This is the best stain remover I have ever used-even on some old ones. I don't use anything else anymore. Post By Enter your name. (Guest Post) |
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