View Poll Results: Do you wear stained clothing?

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  • NEVER, how tacky!

    9 14.75%
  • Yes, what's the big deal?

    26 42.62%
  • I try not to, but some times ya just have to!

    26 42.62%
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Thread: Stained Clothes .... To Wear or Not To Wear?

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  1. #1
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    I have a "built-in shelf" that tends to collect anything I'm eating or drinking. All my stains are right on that shelf, and not below LOL

    Yeah, I wear clothes with stains. I have gotten very good at stain removal though

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    Quote Originally Posted by catnapper
    I have a "built-in shelf" that tends to collect anything I'm eating or drinking. All my stains are right on that shelf, and not below LOL

    Yeah, I wear clothes with stains. I have gotten very good at stain removal though
    LOL! Yea, I have that *issue* as well! I guess I'm too lazy to bother with stain removal.... but I will do it for kids or hubby ... especially if it's a brand new outfit!

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    I will still wear something around the house even though it has a slight stain on it. So, I voted for the option that says I try not to wear stains. I live in jeans and tees, too - so small marks don't really show much. I have stain stick and a bleach pen handy in the laundry room. I keep intending to buy one of those Tide pens that Kellie Ripa advertises

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    i was eating oysters out of a tin, when I spilled the oil they were packed in on my nice blue shirt.

    I was ticked off because I love that shirt.

    The worst part of it was I didn't notice until I wore it the next time.

    -------------------------

    A few weeks later I went to get some brakes for my truck. I was in the Auto parts store and saw that they had a sale on that hand cleaner goop.

    As I stood in line I saw that the manufacturer put a note on the top of the car that said something like, "excellent on laundry-try it!"

    I thought about that shirt, the stain had set for about 1 month, went home and put a dab on the stains, then put it in the washer....

    NO MORE STAINS!

    IT was pretty amazing...

    http://www.amazon.com/Permatex-1013-.../dp/B000FW4MFM


    I think I paid about 1.50 per can....a real deal, considering the job it did....

    CHECK IT OUT!

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    Quote Originally Posted by RICHARD
    i was eating oysters out of a tin, when I spilled the oil they were packed in on my nice blue shirt.

    I was ticked off because I love that shirt.

    The worst part of it was I didn't notice until I wore it the next time.

    -------------------------

    A few weeks later I went to get some brakes for my truck. I was in the Auto parts store and saw that they had a sale on that hand cleaner goop.

    As I stood in line I saw that the manufacturer put a note on the top of the car that said something like, "excellent on laundry-try it!"

    I thought about that shirt, the stain had set for about 1 month, went home and put a dab on the stains, then put it in the washer....

    NO MORE STAINS!

    IT was pretty amazing...

    http://www.amazon.com/Permatex-1013-.../dp/B000FW4MFM


    I think I paid about 1.50 per can....a real deal, considering the job it did....

    CHECK IT OUT!
    Thanks for the tip, Richard! Did it not leave a greasy spot from the cleaner? That's a problem I've had before ... the stain comes out, but the cleaner leaves a greasy spot!

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    Quote Originally Posted by kimlovescats
    Thanks for the tip, Richard! Did it not leave a greasy spot from the cleaner? That's a problem I've had before ... the stain comes out, but the cleaner leaves a greasy spot!

    No, it didn't!


    I am a guy and I was amazed at how well it worked.

    It completely took both stains out....they were the size of a donut.
    The shirt was synthetic material....I don't know how well it would work on cotton!

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    Oh, one other thing to try, is to take a normal bar of soap - white of course, or some uncoloured dishwashing liquid and wipe it into the cloth immediately. I promise it works! Even on red wine.



    "I don't know which weapons will be used in the third World war, but in the fourth, it will be sticks and stones" --- Albert Einstein.


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    Nope, never. I am too self concious.

    I won't throw it out, but I won't wear it. If I do, it'd be for pajamas, but I wouldn't change into them until right before I get into bed.


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    It depends on how badly stained the article of clothing is lol

    Around the house... sure, yeah, who cares!! One of my favorite hoodies has a big bleach spot on the front LOL I even wear it in public, I don't care.

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    Quote Originally Posted by catnapper
    I have a "built-in shelf" that tends to collect anything I'm eating or drinking. All my stains are right on that shelf, and not below LOL

    Yeah, I wear clothes with stains. I have gotten very good at stain removal though

    I have this same problem!!! The Tide pen is a remarkable invention for this problem!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by catnapper
    I have a "built-in shelf" that tends to collect anything I'm eating or drinking. All my stains are right on that shelf, and not below LOL
    I guess I'm not alone here. When it happens, I usually say "with a target like that how could I miss?:

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