PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE HELP!

[Alisha22]

i was at a campfire and i was wearing a white jacket and someone threw a full beer in the fire and nobody knew until it exploded, it got beer and soot and ash and dirt and whatever else on my jacket, does anyone know how i would remove that stain if possible?[/b]

 

[Big_Spark]

The solution will largely depend on what the jacket is made of..

 

[Alisha22]

100% cotton

 

[Freddie]

Soak it and wash it you could boil it or hot wash it but it might shrink

 

[andy]

5 threads on the same thing....

 

[petewood]

5 threads on the same thing....

What, people throwing beer cans on campfires? I must have missed those ones.

 

[Big_Spark]

If it is 100% white cotton, then I would suggest a bucket, filled with warm water to a depth to cover the jacket and then add in a quarter of a cup of bleach, mix it in well and leave to soak for about 4 hours, then immediatley put it in a washing machine on a 60 degree wash.

That will remove any stains.

 

[Nige F]

I`ve never spilled a drop of my warm Brit beer.............Had a lot of splashes from it after it`s been thru` me kidneys

 

[Slogger]

keep it as it is and frame it as proof of your misguided youth


show it to your grandkids in years to come making the story a lil bit more glamorous


i was driking me beer then all of a sudden out of no where this meteorite came crashing down to earth twas the size of a £2 coin but it was going so fast it hit me beer stash smack in the middle and blew the camp up look at me jacket look now open it and u can still smell the beer nice huh

 

[countygardens]

Try new 'cilit bang'....BANG!!!!! amd the stains are gone!

 

[Slogger]

is that some sort of genital wart cream ? didnt know you couls use it to clean stains

 

[countygardens]

is that some sort of genital wart cream ? didnt know you couls use it to clean stains

I cant belive you havent seen the adverts for this. Unless you dont watch much telly?

 

[dg123]

i was at a campfire and i was wearing a white jacket and someone threw a full beer in the fire and nobody knew until it exploded, it got beer and soot and ash and dirt and whatever else on my jacket, does anyone know how i would remove that stain if possible?[/b]

Make the silly sod who threw the can pay for a new jacket.

 

[Moz]

Ignore the rubbish above ...

Use an oxicleaner , its like "Vanish " but better .....you can go to any major supermarket an get it its in a blue coloured tub , put it in with the washing powder ....

ITS AN ABSOLUTE MARVEL ON WORK GEAR , I had denso mastic , all over coverals an it shifted that DEVIL Gunk away ..I bet it will get the Devils foam off your work trousers too ...?