Best thing is to get specialist stuff to spray onto the shirts as soon as you can. Vanish is good & easily available from shops. Wash at 60 degrees with a good quality powder. The red should be colourfast which means it wont run at higher temperatures.
If in doubt go to a dry cleaners, maybe you could approach all the other parents and see what they do. If you are all having the same problem the dry cleaners might do a big discount. Just a thought References :
maybe you can take some bleach, on some old sponge, and wear gloves, clean the white part
personally, i would only clean the gatorade stain, cuz the grass and dirt stains can be worn like trophies (i get in trouble if i don’t have stains at the end of a match, since it means i haven’t been tackling and stuff) References :
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2009 Jul 14
wash it
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2009 Jul 14
vanish.
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my mum
2009 Jul 14
Best thing is to get specialist stuff to spray onto the shirts as soon as you can. Vanish is good & easily available from shops. Wash at 60 degrees with a good quality powder. The red should be colourfast which means it wont run at higher temperatures.
If in doubt go to a dry cleaners, maybe you could approach all the other parents and see what they do. If you are all having the same problem the dry cleaners might do a big discount. Just a thought
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2009 Jul 14
maybe you can take some bleach, on some old sponge, and wear gloves, clean the white part
personally, i would only clean the gatorade stain, cuz the grass and dirt stains can be worn like trophies (i get in trouble if i don’t have stains at the end of a match, since it means i haven’t been tackling and stuff)
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