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writinggirl
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What is the best way to get food stains out of my son’s clothing? Everything comes out dirty. I have just been using plain tide. TIA!
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teachkids
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Mon, Jan 30 2023, 6:33 pm
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We throw oxiclean into every load and use the soak cycle on the machine
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member
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Mon, Jan 30 2023, 8:39 pm
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Try spraying stains with Oxi spray baby
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ra_mom
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Mon, Jan 30 2023, 8:44 pm
| writinggirl wrote: | | What is the best way to get food stains out of my son’s clothing? Everything comes out dirty. I have just been using plain tide. TIA! |
Dish soap really breaks down grease and most food stains. Think of the way soap works on a wet greasy plate. Make the stain wet, rub in just a tinge on dawn dish soap (I like to put a dot on my palm and rub my palms together to thin it out, then smear my palm across the stain). Let sit a few minutes and scrub out with a cleaning toothbrush. Once stain is out, rinse out soap and then wash in machine.
Try to treat stains right away when taking off clothes. If they're not fresh, you may need to let it sit for a few hours and repeat a few times until it comes out.
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lucky14
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Mon, Jan 30 2023, 9:25 pm
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You need to pretreat the stains before washing. I use shout and rub some of the tide right onto the stain and then let it sit for a bit and rinse out. Try to pretreat the stain as soon after it happens as possible.
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