Undercover_Man

Hello. I was making some pizza sauce and it splattered on my beige shorts. Any way to get pizza sauce stains out of clothing?

- Undercover_Man

Charlatan

Wash them?

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cyrnel

Do you have enough sauce to finish the job? Beige is so...beige.

Now I'm hungry.

Soak in cold water. Longer=better. If there's grease, add soap.

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Redlemon

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shesus

Well, my magic stain remover is Cascade dishwashing powder. However, I have only used it on white items. If your beige is a light beige then it should work the same.

I wet the stained portion of the garment. Pour some Cascade on it and rub it in. Let it sit for several minutes and then wash as usual. I have used this for blueberry juice and chocolate.

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wraithhibn

Wisk detergent gets almost anything out, just put some on it and scrub.

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Inquiring Mind

Try a product called Exit. Its a little yellow bar about 2cm square and 8cm long. Made by Ogilvie Nominees, Sunnybank Queensland Australia. Gets just about anything out of just about anything.

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But why??

tooth

Buy new shorts.