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Soda exploded on fabric...
After 4 hours of piecing, I decided to reward myself with a can of Coke. When I opened the can, it exploded on my background fabric which is a white and black design swirly print. I immediately put it in the washer. However, the coke remains evident on the fabric and it is ruined. Help! Any ideas on how to get soda out of a white fabric?
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Would washing it with white vinegar work?
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perhaps Ivory soap or detergent gets things out. just don't dry fabric in dryer until satisfied all gone.
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I would rub Dawn on the spots, let it set about 10 minutes & then wash again.
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Awe, crap, Valerie Ann.
I feel for you. I'd do the Dawn, too. Let us know! |
Coke has caramel color in it with the sugar. Did you wash with warm water? Hopefully you didn't toss it into the dryer yet. Try the Dawn and let soak for a few minutes in "warm as you can stand" water. Squish it through then let sit a few more minutes and rinse. I wish you luck!
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Maybe this will help:
http://home.howstuffworks.com/how-to...oda-stains.htm |
I am lucky, my laundry doesn't stain, nor fabrics. I use cold water tide and wash in cold water. If I think something has a possible stain I spray with shout and naybe add clorox 2.
My Daughter says I have a magic washer. |
grandma's spot remover
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I swear by Spray and Wash. I just used it to get some grease and rust looking stains out of a used tablecloth I bought. Had to pretreat and wash it twice in hot water, but it got the stains out.
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My grandson spilled a can of Coke on an antique tablecloth at Easter. I used Shout on it, let it sit for about 15 minutes, and tossed it in the washer using warm water. Came right out.
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Try soaking in some oxy clean. Also, for future reference, never dry until the stain is out or you have given up trying to remove it.
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Originally Posted by Jingle
(Post 7663889)
I am lucky, my laundry doesn't stain, nor fabrics. I use cold water tide and wash in cold water. If I think something has a possible stain I spray with shout and naybe add clorox 2.
My Daughter says I have a magic washer. |
Originally Posted by paoberle
(Post 7664919)
Try soaking in some oxy clean. Also, for future reference, never dry until the stain is out or you have given up trying to remove it.
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I hope the good advice offered here gets the stain out. If that doesn't work, tea-dye the entire top to hide the stain. Make a very strong solution of tea and dilute it in a large-enough container ( bath tub or deep sink and let soak for a while. When it has soaked and changed color (This won't be a drastic change) to your satisfaction, wash to remove any excess tea. Good luck.
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Prism99, this is a great website. Thanks for putting in on the Board.
Originally Posted by Prism99
(Post 7663600)
Maybe this will help:
http://home.howstuffworks.com/how-to...oda-stains.htm |
I'm with Oxi-clean. I use it in most every load of clothes that I wash. If there is a stain, I let it agitate a bit, soak overnight and usually there is not a hint of stain remaining.
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I use ZOUT on all stains. I SWEAR it works on everything (sometimes even after it has been dried). I used it for all of those baby spit-ups on white onesies and it got everything out... Spray it on, leave it on for 15 min or so, then wash!
We have it here in our Meijer's (Walmart type store--but higher quality). Red spray container! |
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