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This seems to be a major question of lost husbands

How do you remove that stain if it's....

1. Ring on the collar
2. Gravy stain
3. White shirt getting grey
4. Blood stain

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I've got a trick to remove a blood stain from your clothes.  You pour peroxide over the stain and it just bubbles it right out of the fabric.  I don't know if it works on all fabrics, but I have used this trick and it has worked on most fabrics.  ;)

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Never heard of that one, does it work with normal dirt and gravy stains too? What about grease?

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Hey I know a very good one to remove those dark stains from silver objects. Cover the object with aluminium paper and put it in a recipient (a pan or something that you can use in the stove). Cover it with water and put some sodium bicarbonate in the water. Heat it a little bit and the stains from the silver object should disappear.

My chemistry teacher told me it works.

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I heard this too from one of those rescue tv shows. The ambulance crew was telling the accident victim to get the blood stains, road dirt, grease, etc. out of his clothes to use peroxide. I've never tried it. I use a product called Zout! Works pretty good on most stains.

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I wonder if this will work well on white shirts. I have often found that when you bleach a shirt too often that it starts to get abright yellow color? Or is it just that I am doing it wrong? Especially for 'ring' round the collar is what I am mostly interested in.

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JB what fabric is your white shirt? Here is a link to go to for a variety of stain removals. It is the Tide company, but you can use pretty much any laundry detergent in its place.

https://www.tide.com/staindetective/selectStain.jhtml#

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dawn dish detergent applied directly to stain works really well on grease stains.