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CTyankee

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4. I do have DAwn but it s a dish detergent. However, that may be what it takes!

Reply to digonswine (Reply #3)

Mon Feb 27, 2012, 09:14 PM

Feb 2012

This is a midweight cotton fabric, kind of a weave actually. It is a nice spring or fall sweater. It is versatile and good looking. I just love it. I will do what I have to in order to save it. I will try again...

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last ditch effort at stain removal. Please help! [View all] CTyankee Feb 2012 OP

If it can take it- digonswine Feb 2012 #1

Soap or laundry detergent (I use hypoallergenic)? CTyankee Feb 2012 #2

I want to say laundry detergent- digonswine Feb 2012 #3

I do have DAwn but it s a dish detergent. However, that may be what it takes! CTyankee Feb 2012 #4

from what I have read, dawn isn't just for dishes anymore. ejpoeta Feb 2012 #7

When my kids were little, I always used liquid dishwasher detergent kas125 Feb 2012 #5

I'll do it! Thanks. I'll let you know what happens. CTyankee Feb 2012 #6

really??? i will have to try that!! ejpoeta Feb 2012 #8

I'm afraid I had unfortunate results with the dishwasher detergent. CTyankee Mar 2012 #11

Oh, no!! I'm SO sorry. kas125 Mar 2012 #13

Oh, don't feel bad! Stuff happens. I just didn't realize that the sweater was not color safe, CTyankee Mar 2012 #14

I have had good luck with oily stains using Ultra Tide... Phentex Feb 2012 #9

If the detergent doesn't work, try using natural soap. yardwork Mar 2012 #10

I'm sorry you had to throw out your sweater. badhair77 Mar 2012 #12