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Tomato Stains On ClothingPaula from Tacoma, WA Feedback About This Post:RE: Tomato Stains On ClothingIf you have not already put it in the dryer, try toothpaste. I thought it was weird the first time i heard it, but after trying it, it took the stain right out. Apply a little bit, and use a toothbrush to scrub it away gently. Post By Enter your name. (Guest Post) RE: Tomato Stains On ClothingMake up a spray bottle with half bleach, half water, and very carefully spray ONLY THE STAIN, let sit for a bit and rinse out. Hopefully you can do this away from the black and it will work. Good luck! Post by KLJohn RE: Tomato Stains On ClothingPutting your stained shirt in the sun for all day should work it always takes my tomato stains away. Post By Mary Ann (Guest Post) RE: Tomato Stains On ClothingI was able to rub some dawn into my white blouse and then washed it when I got lasagna on it and it came out. good luck Post by imaqt1962 RE: Tomato Stains On ClothingAfter treating, I would try to bleach out the stain. You could try using hydrogen peroxide with a pressing cloth and iron, providing heat, for a very gentle bleaching & repeat until the stain disappears...tomato stains are awful - that's why I carry Shout Wipes and dab my husband's shirts, not to mention mine. The sooner you get to tomato stains the better, don't let them set! Post by pamphyila |
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