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Since everyone has to deal with stains, the best thing I have found is peroxide. It is very cheap. Also I use bleach and water for most of my cleaning, saves a lot of money.
By Ann Cup
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RE: Advice For Treating Stains
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Post By Rhonda (Guest Post)
(02/05/2006)
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My school teacher husband just wrecked a new pair of jeans by putting a "vis a vis" marker in his pocket with the lid loose! Anyone have any success removing this type of stain? Thanks.
RE: Advice For Treating Stains
Hi Georgia,
Oxyclean works well for cranberry stains. Peroxide would probably work, too, if it is a light color.
Kerry,
It probably will wash out when you wash the shirt. You probably just diluted the dirt and spread it around. Use a little hand dishwashing soap, rub it into the stain, then wash like the instructions on the label.
Susan from ThriftyFun
RE: Advice For Treating Stains
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Post By kerry (Guest Post)
(11/27/2005)
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i have a water stain on a 100% polyester blouse. i had a little dirt on it and used a wet washcloth to get it off. the dirt came off but the water left a mark! it's a brand new shirt! please help.
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Post By Georgia (Guest Post)
(11/23/2005)
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i need help treating a cranberry juice stain! Anyone know how?
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