Archive for January 1st, 2010
Guide for Removing Stains From Sexy Clothes
Happy New Years!
We’re sure that your New Year’s Eve celebrations were glamorous and glorious. However, as with any evening out, especially in crowded clubs and restaurants, accidents will happen. While we hope that your sexy clothes emerged from the evening’s celebrations unscathed, we’re starting a series stain removal guides just in case your sexy white dress met up with a glass of merlot.
Guide for Removing Stains
Treat stains promptly. Fresh stains are easier to remove than old ones. If the stain is on a non-washable fabric, take it to the dry cleaner as soon as possible, and describe the nature of the stain and the fiber content of the garment.
Read and carefully follow package directions when using any stain removal product.
Always test stain removers on an inside seam or other hidden part of garment for color fastness. To test, apply product and let stand 2-5 minutes, then rinse. If color changes, do not use product on garment.
When treating, place stained area face down on a clean paper towel or white cloth. Apply stain remover to the underside of the stain, forcing stain off the fabric surface instead of through it.