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Need Help for Stain
I'm hoping you clever people will have an answer. I got a peach stain on a poly/cotton tee shirt. I have tried several stain removers, washed it several times in cold water and let it air dry. I still can't get the stain out. Anybody have any tips? I've tried Oxy clean, stain stick and Clorox for colors with no success. It's a white background with different colored polka dots. I'm almost tempted to try Clorox in an eye dropper but I'm afraid it will bleach the dots.
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I've always used boiling water on fruit stains. I insert a good sized plastic bowl into the shirt under the stain. I pour hot water from my kettle through the stain and into the bowl. This usually takes it right out but I don't know if it will still work after the other treatments. Forgot to add...bleach on anything with polyester can turn it yellow.
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Is the stain from a peach, or is it a peach-colored stain? If it's from grease, I have a remedy. Otherwise, I have no suggestions other than what you've already tried.
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The stain is from a peach. I didn't notice it until it dried on my shirt.
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Try some Dawn Dish soap. I use it for all stains, not just grease, with great results.
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Besides the Dawn, try peroxide mixed with white vinegar and water, an equal thirds portion. I use this mixture to clean up all kinds of stains.
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I've had success with bleach on a q-tip.
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I don't know if it will work but I would try good old fashion Peroxide. I saw a link on peroxide and how it will remove the scorch marks on your ironing board and ink from your printer. I tried both and it worked wonderfully. So give it a try
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These are wonderful tips, good luck I hope it comes out!!!
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Great tips. Since I have everything suggested it's time to start experimenting. Hopefully one of these tips will work.
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