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amother
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 Wed, Jul 31 2013, 6:14 pm
If you use St Moritz as a last resort on stained clothing before dumping it, how long do you let the chemicals sit on the garment for?
What is your process?
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Cookies n Cream
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Wed, Jul 31 2013, 6:20 pm
I would never use it on clothing that comes into direct contact with my skin.
Wouldn't it make a hole straight thru?
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vintagebknyc
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Wed, Jul 31 2013, 6:28 pm
what is st moritz?
I can get out nearly any stain, I swear. talk to me.
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Happy18
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Wed, Jul 31 2013, 6:29 pm
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Won't it burn a hole in the fabric??
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amother
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Wed, Jul 31 2013, 8:12 pm
| vintagebknyc wrote: | what is st moritz?
I can get out nearly any stain, I swear. talk to me. | It's a color block Nautica cotton terry dress.
The bottom third, a yellow fabric, has 3 terrible stains from each time dd wore it. The stains won't budge from this particular fabric.
I soaked the dress endlessly in a solution of oxi boiling water which literally takes out almost everything. No luck. I washed it with cold water and dish soap in case it was oil stains/fruit stains. Nothing doing.
I believe there is artificial fruit ices and mud stains on there.
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FranticFrummie
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Wed, Jul 31 2013, 8:37 pm
| amother wrote: | | vintagebknyc wrote: | what is st moritz?
I can get out nearly any stain, I swear. talk to me. | It's a color block Nautica cotton terry dress.
The bottom third, a yellow fabric, has 3 terrible stains from each time dd wore it. The stains won't budge from this particular fabric.
I soaked the dress endlessly in a solution of oxi boiling water which literally takes out almost everything. No luck. I washed it with cold water and dish soap in case it was oil stains/fruit stains. Nothing doing.
I believe there is artificial fruit ices and mud stains on there. |
If it's the bottom third of the dress, I'd either make it into a shirt, or cut it short and sew a skirt onto the bottom hem.
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chocolate chips
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Wed, Jul 31 2013, 9:25 pm
St Mortitz wil burn a hole straight through it!
I know a girl who was wearing a sweater, skirt, tights and she held a grocery bag in which st moritz was leaking and she literally had a hole straight through and a burn on her tights.
besides it is so highly chemical and dangerous I wouldn't put it on anything that will touch my skin! I don't even use it on my oven.
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vintagebknyc
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Wed, Jul 31 2013, 9:29 pm
| amother wrote: | | vintagebknyc wrote: | what is st moritz?
I can get out nearly any stain, I swear. talk to me. | It's a color block Nautica cotton terry dress.
The bottom third, a yellow fabric, has 3 terrible stains from each time dd wore it. The stains won't budge from this particular fabric.
I soaked the dress endlessly in a solution of oxi boiling water which literally takes out almost everything. No luck. I washed it with cold water and dish soap in case it was oil stains/fruit stains. Nothing doing.
I believe there is artificial fruit ices and mud stains on there. |
make a solution of half lestoil, half dish soap. pour on, rub, leave for an hour, rinse. repeat.
however, if it's not all cotton you may never have had a chance.
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sped
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Thu, Aug 01 2013, 5:39 pm
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If you do want to try it, spray and wash immediately.
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gr8cook
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Thu, Aug 01 2013, 5:56 pm
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I tried st moritz on yellow stains and it works like magic. You can try it on the dress. Spray the stains and wash it within 3-4 minutes.
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gr8cook
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Thu, Aug 01 2013, 5:57 pm
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I tried st moritz on yellow stains and it works like magic. You can try it on the dress. Spray the stains and wash it within 3-4 minutes.
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paprika
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Thu, Aug 01 2013, 6:07 pm
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I use St. Moritz. I wash it right away and so far, never got any holes.
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