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Date: 02/23/2005 Topics: Cleaning > Clothing Stains | Readers Request > Cleaning  
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How do I remove red color from another garment on my expensive white lingerie.

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Post By Tammy (Guest Post) (03/12/2006)
I have the same problem but it is with jeans. The red garment stained the jeans (they are light jeans)! How can I get this out?


Post By Shannon (Guest Post) (03/08/2005)
I am doing research on stain removal and I found a website that suggests boiling water on the stove in a large pot, adding 3/4 - 1 cup of biz, and adding your stained clothes. Let simmer about 45 minutes. Apparently there are people writing and saying it has removed ink stains, and even nail polish. You could try it.


Post by kidsNclutter (208) | (02/24/2005)
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Often I have very good luck at removing transferred color stains just by rewashing the garment (in warm water?) with a liquid laundry detergent containing "bleaching action". (Ex: Detergent XYZ with BLEACH.) Not liquid bleach that you add separately. But, that would be my next try depending on the fabric.


Post by Suzanne S. (200) | (02/23/2005)
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What fabric is the lingerie? Would you be able to bleach it? Or use a bleach dillusion? Have you tried the usual suspects? Oxiclean, Borax, etc?


Post By shirley (Guest Post) (02/23/2005)
soak the lingerie in Rit Dye Remover.


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