Removing Tough Denim Stains | Hypebeast Forums

July 6, 2011 @ 10:57 AM

traCk.

Post: 1903

Join Date: Mar 2008

Location: 516-NY

Ok so this morning while brushing my teeth a small bit of toothpaste landed right on the thigh of my jeans. I immediately put water on it and when it dried there was still a mark, i used a wet wipe and still there.

so the question is, when you get tough stains like toothpaste, wing sauce, etc. is there any product or methods to clean the area as opposed to just washing them or dry cleaning the entire pair of jeans

July 6, 2011 @ 12:38 PM

trevxv3

Post: 1721

Join Date: May 2010

Location: Temecula

Ok so this morning while brushing my teeth a small bit of toothpaste landed right on the thigh of my jeans. I immediately put water on it and when it dried there was still a mark, i used a wet wipe and still there.

so the question is, when you get tough stains like toothpaste, wing sauce, etc. is there any product or methods to clean the area as opposed to just washing them or dry cleaning the entire pair of jeans

AS long as the stain isnt fresh I think they give your jeans more context so I almost prefer them. I spilt some hot sauce down the side of my nudies and freaked cause I new I was fucked. But after washing them I like the way the deep red looks on the spots where it spilled. Your never going to completely get the stain out though

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July 8, 2011 @ 12:49 PM

Verse

Post: 31

Join Date: May 2008

I gotta find a way to get stains out as well...that shit is not sexy!

July 15, 2011 @ 11:44 PM

O.O.A.

Post: 63

Join Date: Jan 2011

how to

July 16, 2011 @ 10:09 AM

Jbozz

Post: 112

Join Date: Sep 2010

Spot cleaning? Get some near boiling water with a tablespoon or so of vinegar and turkey baster. Put a folded up towel in the jeans beneath the spot you wish to clean. Being careful not to burn yourself, fill up the baster with the vinegar and hot water mixture. Put the end of the baster directly on the stain and press it into the jeans directly on the stain. Blast away. Use another towel to remove excess water and stain particulates as they're loosened by the hot water using a dabbing (not rubbing) motion. If you're worried about indigo loss or if the stain is really bad, use cold water. hot water is more likely to set the stain, so use cold water if it's really bad.

Or you could just wear them and accept the stain as part of your evo.

July 16, 2011 @ 04:30 PM