There will always be some dye loss when washing, it's the nature of the beast. However if you wash the item with vinegar and salt, it will "set" the color of the fabric. The "recipe" is one cup of vinegar to a gallon of water and one fourth cup of salt. Simmer the item gently for about 15 minutes, then wash regularly.
WD-40! Just keep spraying and rubbing both sides with a damp cloth. It will finally come out!
Semen is a protein stain- if you have washed the clothing in hot water or put it into the dryer, it is unlikely to ever come off. If the clothes haven't been washed, uses a pretreatment like OxyClean. Then soak the clothing in cold water for 20 minutes before washing it.
Because Sulphuric Acid is a strong acid and is corrosive in nature.. By corrosive i mean that it will eat anything that come in contact with it..... for eg:- paper, skin, wood, cloth, etc...
It should be able to come off just by using a damp cloth (with a little bit of scrubbing). It seems to work for me. Obviously if you do not need to wear it straight away, pop it back in the wash.
A few things make beach foam. First we need a breaking wave or other kind of agitated water. Then...: Soap spilled overboard will certainly do this. However, proteins washed off kelp beds also cause foam to form up.
Sediment derived from the weathering of rocks, and run-off from the land, being washed into the water.
To wring means to twist a cloth to make water come out.
They get washed up by the tide.
They dont choose to come to shore they are washed up there
very rarely. and if they do, they get washed up on shore.
A lot of amber is washed up on the shores of Baltic
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Yes, all iPod Touches, including the 3rd generation, come with a cleaning cloth to wipe the screen with.
Often seen being worn by ninjas. They are heavy cloth or leather that come up to the knees. The big toe has a separate split that allows sandals to be worn.