I need to get a red wine stain out of a pale blue pure cotton shirt. Is this possible and how.?

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It’s an old stain, but the shirt was only worn twice and cost a fortune!

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  1. T-A-D Lives!! says:

    How to Remove Set Red Wine Stains From Cotton

    Everyone dreads spilling red wine on their cotton clothing or tablecloths, mostly because dark-colored stains are hard to get out. Set stains–those that have had time to penetrate the fibers of the fabric more fully through time or the heat of a dryer–can be even more stubborn. Red wine is a water-soluble stain that, even when set, can be treated with a water-based remedy.

    Step 1Soak your cotton clothing or tablecloth in cool water for 10 minutes or longer if the set stain is more than week old. The water will loosen the wine from the fibers and make it easier to treat.

    Step 2Mix equal parts of a mild dish detergent and 3 percent hydrogen peroxide in a small bowl. This grade of hydrogen peroxide is generally used for first aid and is available for purchase at pharmacies.

    Step 3Test a hidden seam or another inconspicuous area of your cotton item before treating the red wine stain. Dab a little bit of the peroxide mixture on the test spot to make sure that the solution will not bleach the color of the cotton.

    Step 4Apply your homemade stain mixture to the red wine stain, allowing it to saturate the stain completely. Use a clean sponge or a soft cloth.

    Step 5Rinse the cotton thoroughly with cold water. The stain may either have lightened in color or totally disappeared.

    Step 6Treat more stubborn red wine stains with a water-and-vinegar mixture. Dilute one part white vinegar with two parts water and apply to the stained area.

    Step 7Wash your cotton as you normally would in the washing machine after treating the stain. Tough stains may take several attempts to remove.

  2. Chris says:

    Use the resolve carpet cleaner in the spray bottle. I will get it out. Pretty much any stain

  3. Whisper says:

    I would soak it in cool water. Next, go to your nearest dollar store and buy a bottle of AWESOME. You might think I’m crazy but this stuff really is a good cleaner. Use it full strength. Do not dilute. I use it for everything. You’ve got to try it. I’m not sure how it’ll work on an old stain but it’s worth a $1 to try it. GOOD LUCK!!!

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