Ladies. I`m having problems keeping my Gi white. We all perspire a tad during training, but even when my Gi is clean it looks a bit minging.
Your expertise would be welcolmed.
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Ladies. I`m having problems keeping my Gi white. We all perspire a tad during training, but even when my Gi is clean it looks a bit minging.
Your expertise would be welcolmed. "Bee"
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Why just the ladies? Buy a blue one! haha
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Newbie 2 posts |
buy some of that stain remover you can buy a really big pink tub. put it in your washing as well as washing powder.
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You see ! Replies from other blokes. I`ve tried the obvious solutions stain remover...salt. With no joy. Back off lads, this needs a womans touch. Come on girls give me your best shot.
"Bee"
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How about a touch of Bleach in the wash?
(this doesn't make me a lady) The Admin Guy
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Buy and new one and make sure everyone washes their hands before fighting you.
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Newbie 10 posts |
If your Gi doesn't have any cloured stripes, badges etc on it then i'd try bleach.
Now i can't remember what it is my mum used to use on sweat marks, something which i thought was absolutely rediculous but it actually worked,.. don't quote me on this but I *think* it was vinegar :? ,.. doubt it would do any harm if it isn't the right thing, just remember to wash it out or yoou realy will stink :-)) |
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Thanks for the suggestion. I`ll try vinegar on a small area first. If it doesn`t work i will add some tomato sauce and eat the damn thing. I will let you know the results.
"Bee"
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Newbie 10 posts |
Hey, got bored and decided to look up if what i said was right or not,... you might find this site usefull http://answers.google.com/answers/threadview?id=485263
if you can actually be bothered reading it there are several different suggestions to removing sweat stains, and a couple oof them do involve Vinegar,.. so i was right, in parts at least lol |
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I never had trouble with sweat stains, but whenever I got a new belt it would leave a ring about my uniform. I use oxyclean and it takes all the stripes out of it. I know it's safe because I have embroydering and badges on it and they still look fresh.
Blue Belt - Gracie JJ
3rd Degree Black Belt - Shorin Ryu Red Belt w/ two stripes - Soo Bahk Do |