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Removing greasy stains and dirt from collars in white shirts

tatsplat · 2017-01-05 11:31:13

Just wanted to share something I learned. You can use Windex or similar to remove greasy stains on clothes, just spray it on the mark, rub with your finger and wash as normal. When I worked in a restaurant I had to wear a white shirt everyday and after a 12 hour shift it would be filthy inside the collar and around the…

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tatsplat

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Just wanted to share something I learned. You can use Windex or similar to remove greasy stains on clothes, just spray it on the mark, rub with your finger and wash as normal. When I worked in a restaurant I had to wear a white shirt everyday and after a 12 hour shift it would be filthy inside the collar and around the cuffs. I used to spray it with windex before washing it and it would remove all the grime.

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#2 05-01-2017 11:52am

Miaireland

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I find using liquid hand soap is also good. Just dampen the stain and rub the soap in well and wash as normal.

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#3 05-01-2017 5:22pm

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Washing soda is great for that, too. I never knew about Windex, though - good tip, thanks.

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#4 10-03-2017 8:33pm

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Windex is an interesting idea. Thanks for letting us know!

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