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I guess this is where I should post this, I have a grass stain I cannot get out. It's on my carpi pants, 100% cotten, pink, I used shout stain remover and wisk stain remover and am washing in Purex for stains. Any ideas???? I have washed them three times today, but I haven't dried them yet.
I haven't personally used the product yet, but I was "turned on" to Simple Green products. I recently went to their website and read numerous testamonials and, if I remember correctly, there was some mention of how incredible the product worked on grass stains and stains in general, even those that were years old.
It's FINALLY gone!!! On the fourth try. I used Wisk stain removed, Purex for colored clothes and Oxyiclean. Not sure which one worked, but it's gone. Thank you everyone for your helpful advise.
It's FINALLY gone!!! On the fourth try. I used Wisk stain removed, Purex for colored clothes and Oxyiclean. Not sure which one worked, but it's gone. Thank you everyone for your helpful advise.
Glad it's gone. I just now saw this thread and was getting ready to add my 2 cents. For grass stains on clothes I pour rubbing alcohol on the spot then rinse with water, then I squirt liquid soap on it and rinse; then launder as normal.
I found a couple of years ago, spray and wash that is the aerosal, I only have seen it at Walmart (I haven't checked in a while because I stocked up) but it seemed to get grass and all other kid stains out when nothing else had worked.
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Grass stains and clay soil stains
For grass stains on clothes I pour rubbing alcohol on the spot then rinse with water, then I squirt liquid soap on it and rinse; then launder as normal.
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