Hardest stain wise on there white outfits - for the mom's of yahoo?
Question:hey mom's when you little ones are going to a party or event that requires them to get dressed up would you say if the outfit they wear is all white 99.9% of the time the outfit will end up getting stained and or ruined
if you have kids like this what have been (in detail plz) some of your kids worest stains on a all white dressed up outfit what was the stain or stains and what was the event party or occasion they were at when they stained it and did the stain come out or was the outfit ruined
and was the outfit brand new
was the outfit brand new
Answers:
My Ukrainian mother in law gave me a formula getting stains out of white clothing and tablecloths. It is 1/4 cup bleach, 1/4 cup dish washing soap and 1/4 cup of laundry detergent. Mix in washing machine, place item in and let it soak for 1 hour. It gets it out, no matter what it is.
As a mother of four, I never put my children in all white. Three boys had white shirts, but it was the one daughter that got her clothes dirtier than the boys.
Red Kool-aid is the worst. You need to rub in a liquid detergent and soak the garment in COLD water. Come back often to rub in a little more detergent. I had to soak a shirt for 2 days and finally got the remainder of the stain out with some Oxyclean. The outfit was not new.
My oldest daughter's 5th birthday party, she had on a white eyelet dress with a cream slip underneath. she spilled grape Kool-Aid on it or grape juice (its been 21 years ago!) Never did get it out and yes it was new!
My youngest daughter wore a white dress shirt with a teal and white skirt to church with my mom, got hold of an ink pen that had broken in my mom's purse.RUINED the whole outfit! It was a hand me down that looked brand new! RUINED.lost, no good.
Then there is me.I can't seem to eat anything without wearing it..Worst stain was grease on silk. Had to throw it out. Even GOOP couldn't take it out..:( Unfortunately my son is just like me.No hope; none. LOL Nana
when i purchase an item for them that is lite or mostly white i launder as usual before they wear it and i treat it with starch before first and each wear. (works GREAT on white canvase shoes) then when they do get something on there i use a stain stick and launder ASAP. look at the item before drying to see if there is still any stain left. if so DO NOT DRY! it will set in the stain practically forever! put a small amount of blech in and wash again. i have 2 boys and we live in Georgia with red clay mud. red cool aid and food coloring are the worst! lemon juice will also brighten whites. we went to a birthday party with red cake icing on my 3 year olds whit t. i done all of the steps above and shirt was as good as new!
Not a mom, but was a nurse aid.
I used peroxide on my betadine and blood stains or whatever food landed on me from agitated patients at feeding time.
Use it as a presoak, a spot treater and in place of bleach in the laundry.
I also have a boss that now and then spills coffee on his white shirts so I grab the first aid kit and a q-tip to start blotting the stain - if it doesn't come out immediately, it holds in the fabric until is washed.
Your question is actually a veiled request for Yahoo participants to write details that I believe are part of a sexual fetish for you.
1) All of your questions appear to be on the topic of stained children's clothing
2) You aren't asking for advice on removing stains. You are asking for a DESCRIPTION of the event, the child, the clothing, the cause of the stain.
3) In your question above, you have SPECIFIED what type of clothing is involved.
4) You are not looking for advice. You are requesting that Yahoo participants write details that are more than likely going to be sexually arousing for you. This is not appropriate for the FindHomeAnswers forum.
Enough with the stain questions. You are really a freak.
The in detail plz request really creeps me out.
Also for the record it is worst NOT Worest. It is your misspelling of this word over and over again that made me look at your profile. This is where I noticed you fetish with kids and stains. I pity your neighbors.
Love that half the folks who answered thought you were a pervert, and the other half answered straight.
We use Oxi-Clean on everything stained or Dawn dish detergent on grease. Blood gets the cold water and peroxide treatment.
Personally, I'm hoping you're a hachet murderer I get to see profiled on one of those reality shows.
Keep up the good work.
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