How To Remove Those Ugly Embarrassing Stains

Who likes to walk around with those embarrassing stains? Not Me!

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Lets face it, there's nothing more unattractive and sloppy looking than dingy stained clothes.
Taking care of your clothes will make them last longer, save you money and will definitely make you look better. No matter how expensive you clothing's are, if they're stained - they will look ugly, unattractive and it'll make you look dirty, even... if they're clean.

Worry no more - ZOTE - Alcohol & Club Soda to the rescue!
This soap bar only costs $0.98 cents and it works like stain busters.
It's amazing to remove difficult stains on all your clothing's. It makes stains disappear right in front of your eyes. It removes those ugly armpit deodorant stains from your shirts and blouse like magic. My daughter Elsie told me about it.  You guys need to try it.

 ZOTE has the basic natural ingredients used to make bath soaps. It's non-abrasive ingredients, which makes it an ideal product to hand-wash delicate garments which may be damaged in the washing machine (such as sweaters, knitwear and underwear), preserving them in good conditions. It's really good to pre-wash shirt necks and cuffs and to remove difficult stains. When you wash your clothes with ZOTE, it smells fresh and fragrant for several days. It has a pleasant aroma from citronella oil, a plant that originally came from Europe, a pleasant smell similar to lime. I absolutely love it. It's a must try!

Stain General Rules, Period!

 Treat it as soon as possible!The quicker you deal with it, the more chance you have to remove it. The longer it remains the tougher it is to remove. Treat your stains with cool water before laundering, make sure it's all out before you dry your garment, if it's not completely out, repeat the treatment until it's out before drying it. But make sure to blot or rub it gently with cool water, so you don't ruin the color of your clothing.

Some More Ideas For Your Stubborn Stains:

So you and your family no longer have to walk around withy stained and dingy looking clothes.

Lipstick:

Blot with baby wipes, or a washcloth moisten with alcohol. I love baby wipes, I always have them around. I use them for everything. They excellent to have in the car for coffee spills  or food drops on your clothes, they work amazingly. Try it.

Blood:

Never use hot water, you'll cook it and it'll never come off. If it's fresh, rinse it repeatedly with ice cold water or rub an ice cube or club soda on it until it comes off. If it's dried use 3 percent hydrogen-peroxide solution.

Oil:

Cover with talk or baby power immediately and allow it to sit about half an hour or so, brush it off apply ZOTE and wash it in the hottest water the fabric can stand.

Ink:

On cotton, gently apply rubbing alcohol to the spot, on polyester, spray the stain liberally with hair spray and pat with a clean dry cloth, then wash with Zote.

Red Wine:

Drench the stain with salt, soak it in cold water until the stain disappears. Wash it as soon as possible. If you're at dinner, soak the spot with club soda until you get home, than wash with Zote.

Grass Tain:  

Rubbing alcohol is a solvent and works wonders on lifting the green pigment from grass and most stains. Soak a sponge with isopropyl rubbing alcohol and gently rub it on the stain. Let it air dry. Rinse with cold water and then wash with ZOTE.

Fabric Dyes:
After you try all these tips, if nothing works, remember you can always change the color of your clothing. That's what I do, sometimes if I really like something and nothing is working, I just change the color of it.

Please let me know if you have any more ideas...

"Blessed is the man who perseveres under trial, because when he has stood the test, he will receive the crown of life that God has promised to those who love him." James 1:12