Posts Tagged ‘clean t-shirts’

  • How to Brighten Your White T-Shirt?
    Over time, any white t-shirt can start looking dingy and dull. Some may even turn a shade of yellow or gray. Some end up having a brown tinge because of age. Though it is normal for this to happen over time, there is no reason to live with a dingy t-shirt. There are several ways to brighten a white t-shirt and to make it look more like it did when it was brand new, clean...
    by Jessica at January 26th, 2009 at 09:01 am
  • How to Remove Red Wine Stains From my T-Shirt
    Red wine is deeply-pigmented liquid that can easily ruin any type of clothing if the stain is not taken care of the right way. Most methods for removing red wine only work if the stain is treated soon after the spill. Once the wine sets into the fabric, or has been dried into it, it can be very difficult to get it out of a t-shirt. Putting a t-shirt with a red wine stain...
    by Jessica at December 16th, 2008 at 08:12 am
  • How to Soften and Whiten Laundry by Using Baking Soda
    Baking soda is an inexpensive substance that is easy to find in any grocery store and general merchandise store. It has a million uses in the home, but one of the most useful of these is likely its power to soften clothing and make white clothes whiter. If a home has hard water, baking soda is especially helpful in keeping clothing from becoming stiff from the hard water...
    by Jessica at December 13th, 2008 at 03:12 pm
  • How to Remove Ballpoint Pen Ink From Your T-Shirt
    Using a ballpoint pen is an integrated part of everyone’s daily life. However, using a ballpoint regularly means that eventually some of the ink from that pen will make it onto the clothing that you wear. When this occurs, there are several way that the ink can be taken out of the fabric in order for a cleaner, more attractive article of clothing. Because t-shirts are...
    by Jessica at December 8th, 2008 at 06:12 am
  • How to Salvage Smoke Damaged T-Shirts and Clothing
    There are many items that simply can’t be saved from smoke damage. Luckily, t-shirts clothing doesn’t have to be one of them. Depending on the degree of smoke damage to an item of clothing, it may be able to be salvaged by giving it some special care. The first thing to do is to figure out which items of clothing can be salvaged and which ones can’t. There may be...
    by Jessica at November 27th, 2008 at 05:11 am
  • How To Remove Tomato Stains From Your T-Shirt
    Stains are one of the most annoying things to deal with when it comes to T-shirt care. Often we find that a perfectly nice white or light colored T-shirt can be ruined by things like tomato stains. So many different dishes are tomato based and therefore it is a very common stain. Luckily T-shirts can usually withstand heavy duty stain fighting, so you can get rid of almost...
    by Jessica at November 3rd, 2008 at 06:11 am
  • How to Remove Blood Out of a White T-Shirt?
    Blood is one of the hardest stains to get out of clothing. Because of its deep red color and its relative thickness, a blood stain is harder to get out than most simple food stains. Blood will ruin a white t-shirt, even if the blood stain is small. For that reason, saving the t-shirt means getting rid of the stain. To get rid of a stain quickly and without damaging the...
    by Jessica at October 29th, 2008 at 05:10 am
  • How To Get Toothpaste Off My T-Shirt
    There are many horrible stains that can be very pesky to deal with on your favorite T-shirt. Luckily, toothpaste is not one of them. It is in fact one of the easier stains to remove. Generally, you can just throw the shirt into the washing machine and it will come out clean. The key is, as with all stains, to not let it set in, especially if it is a colored gel or whitening...
    by Jessica at September 3rd, 2008 at 06:09 am