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DaFunkyUnit
06-10-2004, 08:46 PM
How do you wash collar stains off collared shirts, colored and white?

Obby! Help!

brainsmile
06-10-2004, 08:56 PM
You scrub with wisk... apply and take a soft but firm brush and SCRUB!!!

dbax791
06-10-2004, 09:03 PM
How do you wash collar stains off collared shirts, colored and white?

Obby! Help!
You need to put "Dear Obby:" to preface your title. Problem solved pronto.

oblongmelon
06-10-2004, 10:32 PM
How do you wash collar stains off collared shirts, colored and white?

Obby! Help!

go out and buy a bar of FELS NAPTHA LAUNDRY SOAP...it's like a buck and YOU CAN BUY IT OFFLINE IF YOU CANT FIND IT...
THEN...you can either shave off a bit of the soap, and add it to water and let it sit to make a gloppy kind of paste-OR you can actually rub the bar of wet soap across the stains...then gently work it into the stain with YOUR FINGERS-no brush unless its baby soft...the paste works really good on food stains that have set in..either way though the FELS works the best-followed by a nice washing with TIDE ORIGINAL LIQUID. (no powder please)...DO NOT PUT SHIRT INTO DRYER until you are sure stain is gone..if they are really bad-apply soap and let sit for 25 minutes or so, or repeat process...once the shirt is clean-make sure to iron and spray with starch which helps keep the ring around the color at bay. Fels Naptha has been around for a 100 plus years..it's also good on poison ivy, zits, and for plant sprays.. www.felsnaptha.com (on white shirts-also add a bit of clorox bleach to the whites wash-but not too much an NO GENERIC BRAND PLEASE-they don't work like clorox. :wavey2:

ShawnLee
06-10-2004, 10:34 PM
I like soaking my clothes in Shout before throwing them in the wash, but I'll defer in this case in favor of the expert.

attgig
06-10-2004, 11:39 PM
my dad owns a cleaners...take it to him :-)

yeah, we don't use that soap specifically, but he uses a soap solution with a brush....

with white shirts, it's nice to totally bleach it (the whole thing) every few months - 1 year. gets the shirt lookin like new.

speedracer120
06-11-2004, 12:18 AM
Amazing, another Korean with a dry-cleaner. :borg: Great way to assimilate I guess, the Chinese had laundry services, Koreans have the dry-cleaning market cornered. :heh:

DaFunkyUnit
06-11-2004, 08:14 AM
can I find this fels naptha soap anywhere? (ie. like at the grocery store, or Target/Walmart?)

edit: just came back from Target, and they don't have it. :|

oblongmelon
06-13-2004, 08:46 PM
can I find this fels naptha soap anywhere? (ie. like at the grocery store, or Target/Walmart?)

edit: just came back from Target, and they don't have it. :|
grocery stores have it. but If you cant find it you can order it online from the fels naptha websight-(google it if you cant find the websight-i think it's felsnaptha.com
)

whitak24
06-14-2004, 09:26 AM
these folks have fels naptha for sale for $2.50/bar. or buy 9 bars for $19 and get free shipping.

then sell the excess bars to your friends :P

DaFunkyUnit
06-14-2004, 10:34 AM
i cant find the soap anywhere (Ralphs, Vons, Target, Savon...) maybe its a So. Cal thing, since not many people have even heard of it. :shrug:

so i'll guess i'll buy it online.

oh another thing, is there a brand of starch spray that is preferred?

oblongmelon
06-14-2004, 08:24 PM
i cant find the soap anywhere (Ralphs, Vons, Target, Savon...) maybe its a So. Cal thing, since not many people have even heard of it. :shrug:

so i'll guess i'll buy it online.

oh another thing, is there a brand of starch spray that is preferred?

NIAGRA SPRAY starch...but if you can find NIAGRA SIZING GET THAT INSTEAD.