Ritz dye has a product to mremove rust stains. if you will mix this into a paste and rub on stain let it sit for about 15 minutes then wash with laundry it should take it out. i have used this many times and it works for me.
There is now a product available that will eliminate all underarm stains in clothing!! PitStop underarm stain remover does what all detergents and stain removers claim to but can't deliver. All you have to do is pre-treat the stain and let PitStop do the rest.
how do you remove Vicks vapo rub from clothing?
hairspray
Those stains are really hard to get out!! The best luck I've had is with products used to remove iron (iron-out or probably any other similar product). However, I wouldn't recommend using that on anything but solid whites. It will ruin colored clothing. Hope that helps.
vim
There is now a product available that will eliminate all underarm stains in clothing!! PitStop underarm stain remover does what all detergents and stain removers claim to but can't deliver. All you have to do is pre-treat the stain and let PitStop do the rest.
how do you remove Vicks vapo rub from clothing?
hairspray
One can learn about how to remove blood stains from clothing by going on websites such as Wikihow or Happy Living where they have articles, tutorials and helpful tips.
Those stains are really hard to get out!! The best luck I've had is with products used to remove iron (iron-out or probably any other similar product). However, I wouldn't recommend using that on anything but solid whites. It will ruin colored clothing. Hope that helps.
vim
Wine is best
No, but you can use club soda instead.
The best way to remove silly string from clothing is by hand. Washing the material may cause stains to form.
You can get something called "underarm shields" at most chemists; they clip onto your clothes at the sleeve (on the inside of the clothing), and prevent any stains or dampness showing through. (They can't be seen through the clothes). They are washable and resuable.
To remove cooking from clothing, you need to use warm water with soap. If that will not work, you can soak the clothing in advance, or even use a product meant to remove stains.
It is true that water alone cannot remove greasy stains from clothing. Alcohol usually can because it is a solvent.