Posted by lbbss on October 12, 2008, 8:41 am
Maybe it just my imagination, but it seams quality name brand clothes
that I have don't seam to retain grease stain so easy. But cheaper
wal-mart type of clothes seam to get stains in them in no time. I
would buy the expensive clothes if I thought that was true, but I seam
to always get some kind of grease stain, so I don't feel so bad if I
did not pay so much for the item. thanks
Posted by earth on October 12, 2008, 9:50 am
wrote:
>Maybe it just my imagination, but it seams quality name brand clothes
>that I have don't seam to retain grease stain so easy. But cheaper
>wal-mart type of clothes seam to get stains in them in no time. I
>would buy the expensive clothes if I thought that was true, but I seam
>to always get some kind of grease stain, so I don't feel so bad if I
>did not pay so much for the item. thanks
Hi -
Use a little liquid detergent (I use Tide but another brand or even
dishwashing liquid should do the trick) and a scrubbrush. I have about
a 99% success rate, and some of that clothing is from Wally World.
Planet
Posted by WDS on October 14, 2008, 2:17 pm
> Maybe it just my imagination, but it seams quality name brand clothes
> that I have don't seam to retain grease stain so easy. But cheaper
> wal-mart type of clothes seam to get stains in them in no time. I
> would buy the expensive clothes if I thought that was true, but I seam
> to always get some kind of grease stain, so I don't feel so bad if I
> did not pay so much for the item. thanks
One would hope that "quality" clothing is made of better materials and
put together better. One effect of that may indeed be better stain
resistance.
>that I have don't seam to retain grease stain so easy. But cheaper
>wal-mart type of clothes seam to get stains in them in no time. I
>would buy the expensive clothes if I thought that was true, but I seam
>to always get some kind of grease stain, so I don't feel so bad if I
>did not pay so much for the item. thanks
Hi -