Aside from a drycleaner, I know this will sopund stupid, but try soaking it in some milk. My mum used to do it to our clothes when they had blood and grass stains from footy and they came out. She swore by it?
Course, being my mum, she may have added nappy san… References : My mum
Borax its found in the cleaning isle of your supermarket its a middle sized container with a red lid soak that in with the blouse and some cold water and it will come out. How do I know cause it has been around since the turn of the 20th century, and still gets used today amish use it all the time. So do I. References :
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Aside from a drycleaner, I know this will sopund stupid, but try soaking it in some milk. My mum used to do it to our clothes when they had blood and grass stains from footy and they came out. She swore by it?
Course, being my mum, she may have added nappy san…
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My mum
Take it to the dry cleaners and let them work on it.
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my wife uses the tide pen on everything i seen it work on pasta sauce she got on her new white top when we were out to eat!
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Use a "stain devils" product, available in supermarkets. They do one for curry, wine, tomato stains etc. everythin!
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Borax its found in the cleaning isle of your supermarket its a middle sized container with a red lid soak that in with the blouse and some cold water and it will come out. How do I know cause it has been around since the turn of the 20th century, and still gets used today amish use it all the time. So do I.
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I would never wash silk. Dry cleaning is your best bet.
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