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Hi, about a week ago I was at a campsite. Chili sauce dripped onto my hoodie. When I got home, I put it in the washing machine. But the stains are still there. Does anyone know how I can get them out? I want to take it with me on a school trip tomorrow. Cheers!
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Treat the stains with gall soap and wash the hoody with full detergent in powder form at 60 degrees. Or if you have such Oxi action or bleach, this also goes with other detergents
Try treating the stains with gall soap.
I’m afraid that was the proportion of tomatoes in the chilli sauce. Tomato stains are only released when they are still fresh (cold water, gall soap). Once they walked through the washing machine, they’ll get a little bit more pale, but I don’t have any experience. I would take the hoody for dirt, for example in the garden or throw it away.