Showing posts with label Ice Cream Clothing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ice Cream Clothing. Show all posts

Thursday, October 24, 2013

how to remove chocolate ice cream from clothes?

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denimead


my mom has a cream color pair of dockers. spilled chocolate ice cream on the leg of the pants. how can i remove the chocolate ice cream?


Answer
Washables: Treat the spot with a solution made from a tablespoon of an enzyme detergent, such as Wisk, and two cups of water. Let stand for 20 minutes, then rinse thoroughly.

Nonwashables: Apply rubbing alcohol and let sit for 10 minutes. Rinse with cold water. Use a combination of a mild detergent, such as Woolite, and water to clean the residue



Saturday, August 31, 2013

I desperately need help.What is the most suitable type to build a bridge from ice cream sticks n etc?

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zombie


Hi...
I really need help from you guys and those students who had experienced dealing with bridge project for school assignment. What is the most suitable type to build a bridge from materials such as ice cream sticks, clothes peg,beverage can,glue sticks and string. Additionally, Is there any website that can help me?



Answer
A wooden one, obviously !
I would say go for something like the Forth railway bridge, that is constructed of angles, rather than the Golden gate bridge, all those suspension ropes are going to be tricky to make look right! Also avoid any bridges that have arcs in them, they will not look right made of angled pieces.



Monday, May 13, 2013

Why are chocolate ice-cream stains so hard to remove?

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nimo22


I'm pretty good at getting any type of stains out of clothing, but one thing I can never get out is chocolate ice cream stains. I don't know how many of my daughter's clothes have been stained this way and I've never been able to remove the stains. Just yesterday she dropped chocolate ice cream on her favorite khaki cargo pants. We came right home and I instantly treated the stain, let it sit, then washed them. The stains remained, so I repeated the procedure, still the stains remain. I haven't dried the pants yet because I don't want to set the stain. But what can I use to take out the chocolate ice cream stains? I have tried every kind of laundry pre-treater on the market, including those oxygen powders, none of them work. Does anyone know what I can do?


Answer
The best way to get any food stain out of clothes is to use liquid dish soap as quickly as you can after the "uh-oh" occurs. A few drops and a little luke warm water, rub it gently, don't grind the fabric together, then rinse and wash as usual. Good luck!