Things Your Grandmother Knew: How To Remove Grass Stains

Tuesday, July 28, 2009

How To Remove Grass Stains

Posted by Deanna Dahlsad

More from that vintage Eddy's Bread booklet; this time, removing grass stains from white fabric:

3 comments:

phoenix az insurance said...: Are you saying to wash them in a small pot of alcohol? You don't mean in a washing machine do you?; July 31, 2009 at 8:15 AM
Deanna Dahlsad said...: The tip in booklet shows a small bowl, so that's what I'd try...; August 1, 2009 at 1:59 AM
Shay said...: I was able to get black ink out of a pair of dress khakis by blotting with rubbing alchohol and a washcloth. It did not come out the first time, in fact it took several minutes, but it finally removed the ink; I then washed the khakis per usual.; August 5, 2009 at 1:52 PM

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Some of the best kitchen and household tips were published during World War II when recycling & rationing was vital not only for the nation's economy, but necessary for the survival of each family.

Some of these tips were handed-down from grandma, but were often they were dismissed as cute anecdotes, stories of 'hard times and hard work' which were not necessary in times of prosperity and a plethora of modern conveniences.

As a result, many of these kitchen and household tips have been lost to history -- unless you collect vintage magazines.

There, in the yellowing brittle pages, you'll find a slew of household tips that are amazingly still practical today.

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