Knickers

[red]

I officiated in a mud bowel last Friday night and have had little success getting the mud spots out of my new white knickers (100% Polyester). I initially washed in cold water, oxy-clean, and a little bleach. Nothing. I then soaked in water, oxy-clean, bleach for approximately 3 hours, followed with regular wash. Again, no success. Anyone had luck with these stains? The knickers have not been in the dryer.

[umpirebob71]

Honestly...they're probably history. You can try this website; Cleaning Tips & Hints - House Cleaning,Upholstery Cleaning,Spring Cleaning,Stain Removers,Kitchen Cleaning,Bathroom Cleaning,Floor Cleaning,Carpet Cleaning etc.. Good luck.

[Welpe]

I use a product called Soilove with good results. It may work for you. If you have a 99 cent store around you, that is where I find it. It can also be purchased on Amazon by the case and some have said they found it at Longs Drugs.



I have also heard good things about Fels-Naptha, which comes in a bar but I haven't tried it before.

[HLin NC]

Why oh why would you wear your new white knickers to a foul weather game?
That's what the old ones are for.

You might try the spray cleaner Greased Lightning on the spots but in reality they're probably your official rain game pants now.

[GoodwillRef]

Originally Posted by HLin NC

Why oh why would you wear your new white knickers to a foul weather game?
That's what the old ones are for.

You might try the spray cleaner Greased Lightning on the spots but in reality they're probably your official rain game pants now.

Isn't this why we get to wear the new black pants?

[HLin NC]

Isn't this why we get to wear the new black pants?

Might be a state that didn't go to them yet.

We can't wear ours in NC til October per the state office.

One of the reasons I'm a huge advocate of Field Turf. It really cuts back on the laundry stains