I've had VERY good luck with the stain remover included with Dryel (the
"do-it-yourself" dry-cleaning package). The stuff is fantastic. I've
gotten stuff out that came back from the cleaners stuck in. It always takes
out grease stains.
Cheers-
Jeremy
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Subject: RE: [Hornlist] Green goo stain removal
I'd like to know also. The only solution I've found is to get a new shirt
and relegate the old shirt for painting chores.
Loren
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Carlisle Landel
Sent: Sunday, September 28, 2008 2:29 PM
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Subject: [Hornlist] Green goo stain removal
Hornfolk,
I played a couple of concerts a while ago where the concert attire
was the usual white shirt and black pants.
I hadn't cleaned my horn for a while, so the slides were a bit, well,
messy. You know, that little bit of black gunk on the slides, the
combination of slide grease and a little bit of metal oxide. I
managed to get that on onto shirts I was wearing.
The question is: How do you get rid of the stain that stuff leaves?
Thanks,
Carlisle
-whose horn is now clean
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