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Old Feb 21st 2008, 1:01 am
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I've got a make up stain ona brand new yellow top and I canny get it out. I've pre stain removered, soaked, washed and it's still there as strong as it was. Anybody got any tips? Thanks
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Originally Posted by Glasgowlass
I've got a make up stain ona brand new yellow top and I canny get it out. I've pre stain removered, soaked, washed and it's still there as strong as it was. Anybody got any tips? Thanks
I have the exact solution you are looking for.

Lay the garment down on a flat surface, gently stretch it until the stained area is easily visible.

Get a pair of sharp scissors and cut the stained section of material away - being careful to avoid contaminating other parts of the garment (don't want to completely ruin it!!!

Wash and hang to dry as normal - you will note that there is no longer a stain in the affected area....





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Originally Posted by AndyR1976
I have the exact solution you are looking for.

Lay the garment down on a flat surface, gently stretch it until the stained area is easily visible.

Get a pair of sharp scissors and cut the stained section of material away - being careful to avoid contaminating other parts of the garment (don't want to completely ruin it!!!

Wash and hang to dry as normal - you will note that there is no longer a stain in the affected area....





No need to thank me!!
All good apart from my nipple is now showing!
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All good apart from my nipple is now showing!
Well you've made Andy a happy man, along with any other bloke you meet whilst wearing it Have you tried one of the stain remover bottles that does different stains depending on what caused it?
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try vinegar

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Well you've made Andy a happy man, along with any other bloke you meet whilst wearing it Have you tried one of the stain remover bottles that does different stains depending on what caused it?


Originally Posted by Mumfords
try vinegar

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Thank You both. I'll try the Vinegar now and see how I go. If not it'll be a trip to the detergent aisle for me tonight.
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try an eye make up remover but not one that is for waterproof make up as it will most likey leave a greasy mark.
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I've got a make up stain ona brand new yellow top and I canny get it out. I've pre stain removered, soaked, washed and it's still there as strong as it was. Anybody got any tips? Thanks
Try google there are loads of tips, it all depends on what type of material it is
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I still say removing the stained areas with scissors is the only way to ensure that the stain is 100% removed!!!
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I still say removing the stained areas with scissors is the only way to ensure that the stain is 100% removed!!!
Thank you Andy or should that be HAndy?
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Originally Posted by Glasgowlass
I've got a make up stain ona brand new yellow top and I canny get it out. I've pre stain removered, soaked, washed and it's still there as strong as it was. Anybody got any tips? Thanks

Try putting a little washing up liquid on it. Make sure you DONT use the green type (it can stain if it drys) use a yellow colour. Leave it for a while but don't let it dry and then wash in your machine as usual.

It's always worked for me.

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I think she wants to wear it not EAT it
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Originally Posted by Glasgowlass
I've got a make up stain ona brand new yellow top and I canny get it out. I've pre stain removered, soaked, washed and it's still there as strong as it was. Anybody got any tips? Thanks
i used to go out with a dry cleaner,ive just rung her..

she said ,battery acid,,pour it on to the stain and you will never know it was there..hope that helps..

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