Be careful if it is a non-iron shirt

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Sep 7, 2017
10:15:27am

WhoisJohnGalt All-American

sometimes chemicals like that will also take the "non-iron" out of your shirt besides the ring!

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WhoisJohnGalt

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Author

Time

Best product to clean ring around collar?

byu1

9/7/17 9:38am

clorox

TN_Coug

9/7/17 9:38am

New shirt

SJS

9/7/17 9:39am

My wife has me use the Shout spray.

ByuMba90

9/7/17 9:40am

ummm wisk

BigYfan

9/7/17 9:41am

RE: ummm wisk

Sea Chicken

9/7/17 9:42am

"Shout" it out. Rub it into the collar and let it sit for a bit before washing

Rhino84

9/7/17 9:41am

Shampoo

SUAVO

9/7/17 9:42am

Use something like Dawn dish detergent and work it into the collar and scrub

specsauce

9/7/17 9:43am

ya, I use this on my race suit and moto gear, and works pretty well

byu1

9/7/17 9:46am

Interesting. I've never thought to use Simple Green. I might have to try that

specsauce

9/7/17 9:48am

My wife dilutes it down a bit and works pretty well on my dress shirts.

Captain Rex

9/7/17 9:58am

Be careful if it is a non-iron shirt

WhoisJohnGalt

9/7/17 10:15am

oxyclean

Dillinger

9/7/17 9:45am

Shampoo or Dawn dish soap

soupie

9/7/17 9:58am

OxyClean MaxForce spray

Sooner Cougar

9/7/17 10:15am

I have taken grease/motor oil out of jeans with waterless hand cleaner.

Archaeovagrant

9/7/17 10:28am

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