Blue Cotton Shirt

Bleach splashed on my shirt and I have just 2 or 3 splash marks but they are very visible. Any suggestions?

Bleach is bleach.
Even when "dying" material, the dye color will be lighter in that bleached area.
Your ruined shirt may just have to be worn around the house.

2006-09-30 08:40:21 by tweety33

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Please, I really need help and would truly appreciate serious and tried & tested answers. Thanks.

For the dye I would soak it in Zout let it set ten minutes scrub the stain with an old toothbrush then run it through a wash cycle. Shout makes a sheet that you put in your washer and it traps any loose dyes in the cycle. They really work well! Also, washing pinks and reds in cold water helps to reduce the chance of dyes bleeding.

As for the rust, you can try to call your local water department. They often have a product that you put in your wash cycle that removes the rust from clothes.

2007-03-06 20:51:11 by Mye

Price: $69.50 $69.50

Straight hem
100% Cotton dobby fabric
Left chest pocket

IS there any home remedies to remove the stain or should I just use it as a cleaning rag?

rub laundry detergent direct to the stain, let it sit for an hour then wash it.

2009-10-06 10:53:32 by Shaylene's Mommy!

Price: $29.00 $29.00

Ribbed trim
100% cotton

DON'T USE PEROXIDE. it's great for some stains, but mustard isn't one of them. more importantly, hydrogen peroxide removes blue pigments from clothing, so you're likely to ruin your shirt.

just use a prewash or soap bar on it. launder with color-safe bleach. it should come out fine. but don't dry the shirt unless the stain is gone. just try another prewash treatment.

2007-04-01 19:01:11 by Penny

The stains I want to remove off my light blue polo shirt are small drops of sap from a bougenvillia. What should I do??

Try Goof Off (or a product similar to that), or WD40. Spray the product on the stain, rub in, then launder as usual. For a homemade treatment, try using mayonnaise in a similar fashion.

2007-10-18 19:32:47 by Brendan O