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By Sandy from Elon, NC
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05/30/2010
Hello,
I would agree with you. I often use shampoo to hand wash my delicates. I find that it works really well and also imparts a nice fragrance.
By
05/29/2010
Since shampoo is designed to clean body oil I use it for lots of things. I first add my shampoo to a big pump bottle and add the same amount of shampoo and water. I use this as a body wash, to wash my hard and my bathtub and basin cleanup. I've even used it to mop the bathroom floor. Great for ring around the collar as you said. Between Dawn blue and shampoo you can treat almost all laundry problems unless then need to be bleached.
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05/09/2009
Thanks for the tip! My husbands work shirts get a horrible ring and nothing has worked on them. I'm going to try this today!
Sometimes laundry pre-treaters just do not remove all the stains on my husband's shirt collars. To remove ring-around-the-collar stains on dress shirts or polo/golf shirts, scrub a dab of shampoo into each stain with an old toothbrush before you run your laundry. Shampoo is made to break up oil, dirt and sweat produced by our body, so shampoo works so well. You may never see another collar stain again!
Source: My Mom showed me this tip years ago.
By Bobbie from Rockwall, TX
Shared on: 06/02/2011
The easiest way to get rid of ring around the collar is to use shampoo. Just use a small paintbrush and paint it on the stains before washing.
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