Green Cotton T-shirt

I have a puke stain on one of my cotton t-shirts. I've tried washing it, but it didn't come out. You can still see it in brighter light. If I bleach it would the stain come out? I'd be fine if it made the shirt a lighter shade of green. How much bleach should I use? How long should I soak the shirt?

no bleach use oxyclean

2008-12-27 19:55:58 by Star Girl

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The t-shirt is cotton. The paint is green.....as if that's important.

Use nail polish remover, then throw it in the wash with extra detergent.

2007-05-30 16:08:44 by Ariella Y

I'm trying to add a bit of green into my life, but I can't seem to find any online sites to buy inexpensive, organic colorgrown cotton t-shirts (women's or unisex). I am also looking for tips on having a greener wardrobe in general, if you have any. Thanks!

Nowhere. "Inexpensive Organic" is an oxymoron because the whole point of slapping on the "organic" label is to charge higher prices for an inferior product. If you want a wardrobe that is more benign to the environment go for synthetic fibres such as dacron or polyester; growing fibre crops is devastating to the ecosystem.

2008-04-25 06:28:06 by Snickers

Price: $39.00 $39.00

V-neck
Chest pocket
Short sleeves

I just bought a heavyweight 50/50 lime green Hanes t-shirt.

It's 50% preshrunk cotton and 50% polyester.

On the label it reads:

Machine wash cold. Non-chlorine bleach, when needed. Tumble dry medium. Do not iron decoration.

Okay so when it says "do not iron on decoration" does that mean that if you do, than the shirt will melt or the design itself come out waxy or something?

Please respond!!!
Thanks!
What if I put some cloth on top of it?

you can if you want but it may melt the design and smear all over your shirt. Just iron the very edge of it and you should be fine. Well i guess you could just dont hold it on for a long time!!

2008-02-17 16:21:22 by Wenona

I have this green 100% cotton t-shirt that I love very much.
A couple days ago I ran out of deodorant so put on a little bit of the old one + a little bit of new deodorant. (stupid, I know, ugh.)
And then when I took it off, there was this yellowish stain on the armpits. I know it's from the two deodorants because it's never happened before when I only use one deodorant.

So my question is, does anyone know how to get rid of it (what soaps/detergents/etc.)?
If nothing works I could try dyeing it too, haha.

Thanks in advance. :)

If you have baking soda try soaking it for 30 half and see if this get rid of yellow pit stain

2008-09-07 09:24:05 by Katie B