I might be on the 10 O'clock news
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I might be on the 10 O'clock news
So my cousin thats staying at the house for a while desides to wash some of my cloths with his since he did have enough for a full load
well i get home and found all my good cloths with ink stains in them, ERRRR!!! IMA KILL HIM!!!!
I SWEAR HE JUST ****ED UP ABOUT 300 BUCKS WORTH OF CLOTHS!!!! im talking edit:structure:edit jeans and ****!!!
edgar,
well i get home and found all my good cloths with ink stains in them, ERRRR!!! IMA KILL HIM!!!!
I SWEAR HE JUST ****ED UP ABOUT 300 BUCKS WORTH OF CLOTHS!!!! im talking edit:structure:edit jeans and ****!!!
edgar,
Last edited by zumnwrx; Nov 14, 2004 at 09:06 PM.
i did that alittle while back. lucky for me it only screwed one pair of 80 dollar jeans and a sweater. there was about 300 worth a clothes in that load to 
sorry to hear man 
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Isn't express a woman's store?? 
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hey edgar, my daughter did the same thing except with crayons and pens in with my white load. tommy did some researching for me and after trying a couple of home remedy's i found that baking soda (2 table spoons) with laundry detergent and color safe bleach does the job. you can try that out. if anything, RIT (the company that makes clothing dye) also makes stain removers for specific stains. i'm almost positive they make one specifically for ink stains if not i'm 100% sure they make one for blood stains, you can always use that after you cause him great pain 
. walmart, walgreens and most other stores carry this in their detergent aisle.
oh, and yes structure is owned by express, so is the limited, bath and body works and lane bryant in case you wanted to know (you should be able to use any of these ccards at any of these stores).
. walmart, walgreens and most other stores carry this in their detergent aisle.oh, and yes structure is owned by express, so is the limited, bath and body works and lane bryant in case you wanted to know (you should be able to use any of these ccards at any of these stores).
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Originally Posted by wrexxy
hey edgar, my daughter did the same thing except with crayons and pens in with my white load. tommy did some researching for me and after trying a couple of home remedy's i found that baking soda (2 table spoons) with laundry detergent and color safe bleach does the job. you can try that out. if anything, RIT (the company that makes clothing dye) also makes stain removers for specific stains. i'm almost positive they make one specifically for ink stains if not i'm 100% sure they make one for blood stains, you can always use that after you cause him great pain . walmart, walgreens and most other stores carry this in their detergent aisle.
oh, and yes structure is owned by express, so is the limited, bath and body works and lane bryant in case you wanted to know (you should be able to use any of these ccards at any of these stores).
. walmart, walgreens and most other stores carry this in their detergent aisle.oh, and yes structure is owned by express, so is the limited, bath and body works and lane bryant in case you wanted to know (you should be able to use any of these ccards at any of these stores).
he managed to save 2 of them but all my shirts and 3 other pants are in the trash...
edgar,
i kinda felt bad watching him scrub my jeans haha
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When I worked at America's tire a few years ago I used to leave tire chalk (a white wax used for marking tires) in my work shirt pocket, but I'd always take it out before washing my cloths. Well, needless to say, my girlfriend wanted to be 'nice' one day, and washed one of my work shirts with my regular cloths. I too lost about $300 in GAP and Old Navy cloths. Sucked ***, especially since she meant well.
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