100 Cotton White T-shirt

wally world aka wal-mart

2007-05-01 18:39:08 by Joy

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I want to try tie dying shirts, and i know where to get my supplies and all. Its the shirts that I cant find. I dont want to waste lots of money on simple shirts, so do you know where I can find like a pack of maybe 5 shirts that are cheap? I know there are hanes white tshirts for men, but should i get those? and if yes, then where can i get them?

try walmart--- they have everything!

2009-08-28 17:06:54 by sasha6321

Price: $19.00 $19.00

Smoke Heather color way is 50% cotton/50% polyester
Screen-printed on front and back
Regular fit

I got a few spots of acrylic paint on one of my white T-shirts. Regular detergent/stain remover won't work on it. Does anyone know what could remove acrylic paint from a 100% cotton, white T-shirt?

Nail polish remover (or any strong solvent) will remove it without harming the shirt.

Actually, a strong solvent like lacquer thinner or acetone (which is what nail polish remover contains along with amyl acetate, which is also called "banana oil") or even isopropyl alcohol will dissolve any acrylic, not just acrylic paints. It'll dissolve acrylic nail polish, acrylic grout sealer, acrylic floor finish, and even the grand daddy of all acrylic products, Plexiglass itself.

Plexiglass, Lucite and Perspex are all different trade names for the same plastic, namely polymethyl methacrylate.

Acid? Acid won't harm latex (or acrylic) paint? I use phosphoric acid all the time along with a Magic Eraser to remove scuffs from painted walls. It doesn't harm the paint. My guess it would harm the shirt before it harmed the paint. If acid harmed acrylic resins, every woman would know to be careful not to spill vinegar on newly painted fingernails.

2006-05-18 20:54:06 by Money Mike

Price: $9.99 $7.49

Taped back neck
5.5% Weight Cotton

I got the In-N-Out sauce on my brand new white 100% cotton t-shirt. How do I get it out?
I got In-N-Out sauce on my white t-shirt I can't get it out. There is also some gray color on the shirt that the sauce also got onto

First pre-treat then wash.

Pre-treat: put a bit of Tide and water into a spray bottle and spray it on your stains, let it sit for awhile then scrub them with a toothbrush.

If your shirt is full on white use Clorox, Tide, and hot water.
If it's not completely white use Tide with Bleach alternative and hot water.

Don't put the shirt in the dryer unless the stain is fully gone. Drying it will only settle the stain.

If you can soak the shirt overnight in a bucket of hot water with Tide and Clorox after pre-treating it then the results will be much better.

Next time carry a Tide-to-go they really work!

2009-06-09 16:27:12 by t m

It's a 100% combed cotton white t shirt. The stains got on the t shirt a couple of days before i put it through the wash once. Did it again, pre-applying Vanish, the stains remain.. Anyone got any suggestions? Thanks

Add 1/2 cup of ammonia to the wash load. Do not add chlorine bleach - the combination can have fatal consequences!

2007-06-22 06:26:49 by dominic_awarner