Two weeks ago, I was prepping for a catering event. When I went to wash my frying pan it splattered a little on my jacket and I had no time to rub it out with soap and water so it dried...dumb idea. Two weeks later, I still haven't got the stain removed and I really would love to have it out. I have tried bleach, stain spray, alcohol, etc and nothing has really made a major improvement.

If anyone has ANY ideas, I am willing to accept/try any of them. Thanks in advance!

-Travis

I clean it with hot water, and it looks black while its still wet, but as soon as it dries the white comes back.I cannot get rid of the crusty stuff.Should I use like vinegar?I want my tank to be beautiful again.

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a jacket

They look nasty

I have these white pants made from cotton not jean material, and they have these weird orange stains on them, almost looks like rust, their white so i have tried bleaching them, but the bleach won't even remove the stains nor will stain remover, what gives here!? i thought bleach could remove anything!

I have these white cotton pants (not jean material) that have these weird orange stains on them, almost looks like rust, and i have tried bleaching them and stain remove but they will not come out! what should i do??

had a bit of a smoke fire in kitchen..and someone said that white vinegar helps remove smoke stains..how true you think and why it does?

how much should apply to rag before wiping?

thanks for your answers!

i've tried everything
i tapped it, i banged it
but the stupid marshmallow fluff wont come out of the jar =/
please helpp

It's jet farts.

He was watching Top Chef today and saw the contestants digging out clams, etc. and cooking lamb and pork. He said, "how can I become a chef if I don't want to cook meat?" I said, "I really don't have any idea about that I'll ask on yahoo answers." He smiled real big, so, anyone have feedback for him.