Chocolate Stains

By

bkvander

There isn't much Dawn dish liquid soap won't get out. Pre-treat it with Dawn, let it sit and wash.

By

Deeli

Try 3% hydrogen peroxide. Lightly soak the area for a minute or two and then rub the fabric against itself, rinse and then wash with a gentle soap. You may have to reapply the peroxide an extra time or two. Test first in an inconspicuous spot for color fastness.

And, no offense meant to you, but what's the big deal if your friend doesn't fess up? And did you stop to think that it might not be a chocolate pudding stain after all and she was telling the truth it wasn't a pudding stain and she's simply embarrassed for maybe having had a human function mishap? In either event, lighten up because friends are far, far more important than having a stained blanket!

I spilled the kind of chocolate that hardens onto my favorite pants. The chocolate came out but some kind of oily(?) residue has remained.

I have medium green color cotton slacks that have a chocolate stain on them. What is the best way to get it out?

I have set-in chocolate stain on my clothes. I don't know how the chocolate candies got in the washer or dryer, but I found the stain after I had dried my clothes.

Chocolate is my enemy in more ways than one I have a bad habit of eating some chocolate during the night.

How do you remove chocolate stains from clothing?

How can I remove chocolate syrup from a white tee shirt, 100% cotton? The tee shirt has already been washed.

By Anne from Fitzgerald, GA