Curry Stain

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Curry Stain

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What is the best way to remove it...... and how come I always seem to be wearing white when it happens.... !!!! genius


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Add more curry, this usually counteracts it :lol:


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bleach is about all I can think of for whites, you could try vanish as well
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If it's white then mix a teasp biological soap powder with a teasp bleach to a paste and put it on the stain.
If it's coloured famric then use the bleach for coloured fabrics in the clorex range in a pink bottle mixed with bio soap powder.

If it's a curry or oily stain try to cover it with dry talcum powder straight away and this will lift most of it out if you do it quick enough. Put the talc on the front and back of the stain.
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Ebikatsu wrote:If it's white then mix a teasp biological soap powder with a teasp bleach to a paste and put it on the stain.
If it's coloured famric then use the bleach for coloured fabrics in the clorex range in a pink bottle mixed with bio soap powder.

If it's a curry or oily stain try to cover it with dry talcum powder straight away and this will lift most of it out if you do it quick enough. Put the talc on the front and back of the stain.
So you can't get Vanish out there then??? :(
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Hey it's egypt your talking about !!!
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Hurghadapat wrote:Hey it's egypt your talking about !!!
Lol come on HP, its not so bad!
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Just you wait and see!! You find something you really like then really get the taste for it then lo and behold it disappears of the shelves for months. :roll:
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Hurghadapat wrote:Just you wait and see!! You find something you really like then really get the taste for it then lo and behold it disappears of the shelves for months. :roll:

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New Gal wrote:
Ebikatsu wrote:If it's white then mix a teasp biological soap powder with a teasp bleach to a paste and put it on the stain.
If it's coloured famric then use the bleach for coloured fabrics in the clorex range in a pink bottle mixed with bio soap powder.

If it's a curry or oily stain try to cover it with dry talcum powder straight away and this will lift most of it out if you do it quick enough. Put the talc on the front and back of the stain.
So you can't get Vanish out there then??? :(
I've seen Vanish .... and clorox stain remover pens for whites and colours. Metro is a marvelous place!
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