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July 8th 08, 01:19 PM
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Everything Will Get Stained
All fabrics end up getting spilt on it seems. I believe in using low
tech natural materials as much as possible, there are lots of natural material stain removers one has around the house. Such as baking soda and vinegar to name two. The J & O Fabric Store had a really good post a little while back, listing a bunch of them and their uses. It is worth looking at in case some are not known by you. Find it at http://www.jandofabrics.com/newslett...-removers.html 
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