Grass Stain Removal - Video And Tips

Here is a video suggesting rubbing alcohol to remove grass stains from jeans and other clothing.

That is similar to the suggestions from this video which says to remove grass stains with methylated spirits (also known as denatured alcohol).

In this video she stresses the importance of pretreating, letting the stain remover sit and work on the grass stain.

This is important because chlorophyll, which is in the grass stain, sets very quickly and is treated as a grease based stain.

She also suggests alternatives if the rubbing alcohol does not work. These alternatives include a regular laundry pretreater, or hydrogen peroxide.

Here are my instructions for removing grass stains, for clothing, upholstery and carpet.

In addition, you can share your own tip for how to remove grass stains here, or read other tips already submitted.

Finally, you can read about more rubbing alcohol uses for cleaning and stain removal, or share your own tips too.

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