sally_in_wales
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Argh, how do you get red wine out of...Argh! How do you get red wine out of a brand new white bra 
No nothing scandalous going on here honestly, just been having a small pre-dinner glass of perfected grape juice, having been out shopping today including properly fitted new underpinnings, and I've managed to tip wine down my cleavage just slightly splodging said new underpinnings.
Whatever possessed me that white was a good colour choice
anyway, (and stop sniggering at the back there),how do you get red wine out of modern structurally engineered fabrics?
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mochyn
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Dye it pink.
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sally_in_wales
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| mochyn wrote: | | Dye it pink. |
more wine, or a commercial dye? But yes, I'm sure it will go the way of all white undies, in with a red tshirt at some point and forever more be a sort of dead salmon colour, but why is it the universa law that new white garment=small wine accident
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dpack
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absorb as much as possible white whine or white vinegar will remove the rest
or keep damp and wash
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mochyn
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| dpack wrote: | | ... keep damp ... |
If S Wales is like it is here, no probs...
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lettucewoman
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slosh white wine over the stain.... 
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sally_in_wales
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| lettucewoman wrote: | | slosh white wine over the stain.... |
tempting, and there will be white wine with dinner, but does it actually work/ I've head it recommended before but never actually tried it
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mochyn
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Funny, isn't it: you never spill white wine on a new red bra...
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Erikht
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Soak the stains in Biotex for 30 minutes, then was as usual. That's what I did with mu white shirts when I worked as a bartender.
If that does not help, bleach it. If that does not help, buy a new one. Unless your man likes a bit of spotty underwear, that is...
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Erikht
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| mochyn wrote: | | Funny, isn't it: you never spill white wine on a new red bra... |
Very hard to get those white chardonnay spots off, I tell you.
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wellington womble
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That ecover bleach stuff is very good!
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Chez
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I've tried the white wine thing - it does work.
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Helen M
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white wine and then pour salt over it. the salt soaks up all the liquid and give it a shake in the morning. works on cream carpet can't see why not on white bra? 
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hedgewitch
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| Helen M wrote: | | white wine and then pour salt over it. the salt soaks up all the liquid and give it a shake in the morning. works on cream carpet can't see why not on white bra? |
On light carpet, I've just really wetted the stain with water whe I've been out of white wine, then poured on salt and left over night. It worked. 
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sean
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It's very careless to run out of wine though, you deserve stains.
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vegplot
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Don't. Use it as a badge of domestic sluttery.
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hedgewitch
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| sean wrote: | | It's very careless to run out of wine though, you deserve stains. |
Earned them, more like. You have no idea of the volume of white wine that was consumed in order for us to run out
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Barefoot Andrew
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Re: Argh, how do you get red wine out of... | sally_in_wales wrote: | | Argh! How do you get red wine out of a brand new white bra |
Hmm, new meaning to 'robust & spicy'
| sean wrote: | | It's very careless to run out of wine though, you deserve stains. |
A.
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mochyn
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Re: Argh, how do you get red wine out of... | Barefoot Andrew wrote: | | sally_in_wales wrote: | | Argh! How do you get red wine out of a brand new white bra |
Hmm, new meaning to 'robust & spicy' ... |
Luggage.
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bodger
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Drink two more bottles of red wine and you wont give a toss. 
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