RE: bf poop stains

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In a message dated 8/20/00 1:21:54 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

mcrocker@... writes:

<< What is Simple Green? I'm in Canada, don't think I've ever seen it. >>

Hey I am in Michigan and I have never heard of it either!

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I love this stuff, too, though I hate the name! It does work great on

everything, and I discovered it while trying to get out those bf poop stains.

It worked great. I buy it at Toys R Us, baby stores, even sometimes drug

stores.

Margaret

Newmom42000@... wrote:

> I but this stuff called mothers little miracle (I get it at Babies are us) it

> has all natural ingredients and is non toxic,and works GREAT, My period came

> back last week ( and wouldn't you know I was wearing white shorts!!!

> ARRRGGH I thought they were ruined, because I was at work and I couldn't

> excatly takr them offf and rinse them right away, I put this stuff on them

> and not atrace of a stain was left! It works great on everything, there was

> an outfit of her that I had missed a stain on and washed it and the stain was

> still there, I put this stuff on it and it was gone! I love it! )

>

> -Llanda

> Mommy to 4/4/2000

> " I am in shape. Round is a shape. "

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I love this stuff, too, though I hate the name! It does work great on

everything, and I discovered it while trying to get out those bf poop stains.

It worked great. I buy it at Toys R Us, baby stores, even sometimes drug

stores.

Margaret

Newmom42000@... wrote:

> I but this stuff called mothers little miracle (I get it at Babies are us) it

> has all natural ingredients and is non toxic,and works GREAT, My period came

> back last week ( and wouldn't you know I was wearing white shorts!!!

> ARRRGGH I thought they were ruined, because I was at work and I couldn't

> excatly takr them offf and rinse them right away, I put this stuff on them

> and not atrace of a stain was left! It works great on everything, there was

> an outfit of her that I had missed a stain on and washed it and the stain was

> still there, I put this stuff on it and it was gone! I love it! )

>

> -Llanda

> Mommy to 4/4/2000

> " I am in shape. Round is a shape. "

[Guest guest]

I love this stuff, too, though I hate the name! It does work great on

everything, and I discovered it while trying to get out those bf poop stains.

It worked great. I buy it at Toys R Us, baby stores, even sometimes drug

stores.

Margaret

Newmom42000@... wrote:

> I but this stuff called mothers little miracle (I get it at Babies are us) it

> has all natural ingredients and is non toxic,and works GREAT, My period came

> back last week ( and wouldn't you know I was wearing white shorts!!!

> ARRRGGH I thought they were ruined, because I was at work and I couldn't

> excatly takr them offf and rinse them right away, I put this stuff on them

> and not atrace of a stain was left! It works great on everything, there was

> an outfit of her that I had missed a stain on and washed it and the stain was

> still there, I put this stuff on it and it was gone! I love it! )

>

> -Llanda

> Mommy to 4/4/2000

> " I am in shape. Round is a shape. "

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It is a very environmentally friendly cleaner. The first time I saw it was at military commissaries in Germany (with the US Army), but now I see it at Walmart, etc.

Amy Lynn

Re: bf poop stains

What is Simple Green? I'm in Canada, don't think I've ever seen it.

Michele

I've been spraying with Simple Green and they come right out.SueGive the Gift of Life Breastfeed!http://www.lactivist.com

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It is a very environmentally friendly cleaner. The first time I saw it was at military commissaries in Germany (with the US Army), but now I see it at Walmart, etc.

Amy Lynn

Re: bf poop stains

What is Simple Green? I'm in Canada, don't think I've ever seen it.

Michele

I've been spraying with Simple Green and they come right out.SueGive the Gift of Life Breastfeed!http://www.lactivist.com

[Guest guest]

It is a very environmentally friendly cleaner. The first time I saw it was at military commissaries in Germany (with the US Army), but now I see it at Walmart, etc.

Amy Lynn

Re: bf poop stains

What is Simple Green? I'm in Canada, don't think I've ever seen it.

Michele

I've been spraying with Simple Green and they come right out.SueGive the Gift of Life Breastfeed!http://www.lactivist.com

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> In a message dated 8/20/00 2:09:02 PM Central Daylight Time,

> potterkim@m... writes:

>

> << I love this stuff, too, though I hate the name! >>

> just curious, why do you hate the name?

>

> -Llanda

> Mommy to 4/4/2000

> " I am in shape. Round is a shape. "

Well you asked, so here goes: Because the name " mothers Little

Miracle " implies that a) only mothers do laundry or try to get stains

out. Or, at least that only Mothers would need this product. They

could call it " Parents Little miracle " , or any number of other names

that does not have a gender assumption embedded in it. and

Personally, I don't find anything about stain removal " miraculous "

and

use this term for events that are truly awe-inspiring, not tedious

and

mundane like laundry. Calling it a miracle makes me think of

commercials from 1955 where women were depicted having out-of-body

experiences over how clean a certain detergent got their husbands

socks, or dishes, or whatever. Most women I know simply don't

respond

this way to laundry.

I could go on, but I'm sure you get the picture. Remember, you asked!

Margaret

Who does still use Mothers Little Miracle on poopy stained clothes,

despite hating the name.

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> In a message dated 8/20/00 2:09:02 PM Central Daylight Time,

> potterkim@m... writes:

>

> << I love this stuff, too, though I hate the name! >>

> just curious, why do you hate the name?

>

> -Llanda

> Mommy to 4/4/2000

> " I am in shape. Round is a shape. "

Well you asked, so here goes: Because the name " mothers Little

Miracle " implies that a) only mothers do laundry or try to get stains

out. Or, at least that only Mothers would need this product. They

could call it " Parents Little miracle " , or any number of other names

that does not have a gender assumption embedded in it. and

Personally, I don't find anything about stain removal " miraculous "

and

use this term for events that are truly awe-inspiring, not tedious

and

mundane like laundry. Calling it a miracle makes me think of

commercials from 1955 where women were depicted having out-of-body

experiences over how clean a certain detergent got their husbands

socks, or dishes, or whatever. Most women I know simply don't

respond

this way to laundry.

I could go on, but I'm sure you get the picture. Remember, you asked!

Margaret

Who does still use Mothers Little Miracle on poopy stained clothes,

despite hating the name.

[Guest guest]

> In a message dated 8/20/00 2:09:02 PM Central Daylight Time,

> potterkim@m... writes:

>

> << I love this stuff, too, though I hate the name! >>

> just curious, why do you hate the name?

>

> -Llanda

> Mommy to 4/4/2000

> " I am in shape. Round is a shape. "

Well you asked, so here goes: Because the name " mothers Little

Miracle " implies that a) only mothers do laundry or try to get stains

out. Or, at least that only Mothers would need this product. They

could call it " Parents Little miracle " , or any number of other names

that does not have a gender assumption embedded in it. and

Personally, I don't find anything about stain removal " miraculous "

and

use this term for events that are truly awe-inspiring, not tedious

and

mundane like laundry. Calling it a miracle makes me think of

commercials from 1955 where women were depicted having out-of-body

experiences over how clean a certain detergent got their husbands

socks, or dishes, or whatever. Most women I know simply don't

respond

this way to laundry.

I could go on, but I'm sure you get the picture. Remember, you asked!

Margaret

Who does still use Mothers Little Miracle on poopy stained clothes,

despite hating the name.

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I got it at Costco. It is an environmentally friendly all-purpose cleaner.

It comes concentrated and it is diluted for use. We use it for all of our

bathroom cleaning, floor mopping, kitchen etc.

Wendi

http://www.lactivist.com

breastfeeding resources and info

Re: bf poop stains

In a message dated 8/20/00 1:21:54 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

mcrocker@... writes:

<< What is Simple Green? I'm in Canada, don't think I've ever seen it. >>

Hey I am in Michigan and I have never heard of it either!

Give the Gift of Life Breastfeed!

http://www.lactivist.com

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For stains I've only been diluting it by 1/2, my friend uses it diluted 5

to 1 to get pencil marks out of her quilts, that's how I started using it.

I may try to dilute further for stains just to be more economical. I've

been using it on all my laundry stains the last week or so and so far

everything has come out, even blood dried on a pair of pants.

Sue

At 09:59 AM 8/20/00 -0700, you wrote:

>Sue,

>

>Now that is a great idea and something I have here. LOL How much do you

>dilute it? Do you use it on all your laundry stains?

>

>

>Wendi

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For stains I've only been diluting it by 1/2, my friend uses it diluted 5

to 1 to get pencil marks out of her quilts, that's how I started using it.

I may try to dilute further for stains just to be more economical. I've

been using it on all my laundry stains the last week or so and so far

everything has come out, even blood dried on a pair of pants.

Sue

At 09:59 AM 8/20/00 -0700, you wrote:

>Sue,

>

>Now that is a great idea and something I have here. LOL How much do you

>dilute it? Do you use it on all your laundry stains?

>

>

>Wendi

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For stains I've only been diluting it by 1/2, my friend uses it diluted 5

to 1 to get pencil marks out of her quilts, that's how I started using it.

I may try to dilute further for stains just to be more economical. I've

been using it on all my laundry stains the last week or so and so far

everything has come out, even blood dried on a pair of pants.

Sue

At 09:59 AM 8/20/00 -0700, you wrote:

>Sue,

>

>Now that is a great idea and something I have here. LOL How much do you

>dilute it? Do you use it on all your laundry stains?

>

>

>Wendi

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I can help - I think...

I use some stuff called " De-Solv-It " you can buy it a walmart or even my

Costco is currently carrying it (in a 2 pack). It works like a charm almost

all the time - even after the item of clothing has been washed and dried and

THEN I find the stain. I just spray the stain and throw it back into the

pile for the next washing - almost never fails to come out. Now there has

been a couple of time I haven't been able to get sweet potatoes out - so I

use " Oxi-Clean " also purchased at Walmart. This you add some to hot water -

stir to dissolve (its a powder) then put the clothes in and let sit (I

usually let sit over night or even a couple of days until my next washing)

and when you pull out of the water/oxiclean mixture you should visibly see

the stain is gone - then wash.

The De-Solv-it is made with Oil from Oranges and it is very safe to use on

the clothes....can't remember the details on the Oxi-clean off the top of my

head...

But I thought I would share...good luck!!

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Michele

The De-Solv-It works really well on oily stains...whenever I drip butter or

splash grease on clothes the stuff takes it right out - I even got tar up

off of the carpet with it (that one took a lot more hand scrubbing -but I

got it up)...

Debbie

>Does it work on all stains i.e. chocolate mud (we have oily mud in Alberta)

>etc?

>

>Michele

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Michele

The De-Solv-It works really well on oily stains...whenever I drip butter or

splash grease on clothes the stuff takes it right out - I even got tar up

off of the carpet with it (that one took a lot more hand scrubbing -but I

got it up)...

Debbie

>Does it work on all stains i.e. chocolate mud (we have oily mud in Alberta)

>etc?

>

>Michele

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Michele

The De-Solv-It works really well on oily stains...whenever I drip butter or

splash grease on clothes the stuff takes it right out - I even got tar up

off of the carpet with it (that one took a lot more hand scrubbing -but I

got it up)...

Debbie

>Does it work on all stains i.e. chocolate mud (we have oily mud in Alberta)

>etc?

>

>Michele

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Sue,

Thanks so much. I will definitely have to try this. I have a big bottle of

the stuff! LOL

Wendi

http://www.lactivist.com

breastfeeding resources and info

RE: bf poop stains

For stains I've only been diluting it by 1/2, my friend uses it diluted 5

to 1 to get pencil marks out of her quilts, that's how I started using it.

I may try to dilute further for stains just to be more economical. I've

been using it on all my laundry stains the last week or so and so far

everything has come out, even blood dried on a pair of pants.

Sue

At 09:59 AM 8/20/00 -0700, you wrote:

>Sue,

>

>Now that is a great idea and something I have here. LOL How much do you

>dilute it? Do you use it on all your laundry stains?

>

>

>Wendi

Give the Gift of Life Breastfeed!

http://www.lactivist.com

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Sue,

Thanks so much. I will definitely have to try this. I have a big bottle of

the stuff! LOL

Wendi

http://www.lactivist.com

breastfeeding resources and info

RE: bf poop stains

For stains I've only been diluting it by 1/2, my friend uses it diluted 5

to 1 to get pencil marks out of her quilts, that's how I started using it.

I may try to dilute further for stains just to be more economical. I've

been using it on all my laundry stains the last week or so and so far

everything has come out, even blood dried on a pair of pants.

Sue

At 09:59 AM 8/20/00 -0700, you wrote:

>Sue,

>

>Now that is a great idea and something I have here. LOL How much do you

>dilute it? Do you use it on all your laundry stains?

>

>

>Wendi

Give the Gift of Life Breastfeed!

http://www.lactivist.com

[Guest guest]

Thanks! I will have to se if my Wal-Mart has it here :-)

Michele

MicheleThe De-Solv-It works really well on oily stains...whenever I drip butter or splash grease on clothes the stuff takes it right out - I even got tar up off of the carpet with it (that one took a lot more hand scrubbing -but I got it up)...Debbie

[Guest guest]

Thanks! I will have to se if my Wal-Mart has it here :-)

Michele

MicheleThe De-Solv-It works really well on oily stains...whenever I drip butter or splash grease on clothes the stuff takes it right out - I even got tar up off of the carpet with it (that one took a lot more hand scrubbing -but I got it up)...Debbie

[Guest guest]

Thanks! I will have to se if my Wal-Mart has it here :-)

Michele

MicheleThe De-Solv-It works really well on oily stains...whenever I drip butter or splash grease on clothes the stuff takes it right out - I even got tar up off of the carpet with it (that one took a lot more hand scrubbing -but I got it up)...Debbie

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,

I use Shout and the stain always has come out of the clothes (not the cloth diapers, but it comes out of the clothes) Hope that helps,

Mindy bf poop stains

Is there any way to get them out? I never had a problem with Keely butRowan's are BAD! He has explosive poops all the time and they leave aterrible yellow stain. Even soaking the clothes in Amaze right away doesn'ttouch it. He has ruined a few really nice outfits with his poops, not thatit's his fault or anything lol. Does anyone have any suggestions? I amopen to the idea of using a bleach for unbleachables then washing it w fewtimes but I don't want to try it if it won't work KWIM?MicheleGive the Gift of Life Breastfeed!http://www.lactivist.com

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,

I use Shout and the stain always has come out of the clothes (not the cloth diapers, but it comes out of the clothes) Hope that helps,

Mindy bf poop stains

Is there any way to get them out? I never had a problem with Keely butRowan's are BAD! He has explosive poops all the time and they leave aterrible yellow stain. Even soaking the clothes in Amaze right away doesn'ttouch it. He has ruined a few really nice outfits with his poops, not thatit's his fault or anything lol. Does anyone have any suggestions? I amopen to the idea of using a bleach for unbleachables then washing it w fewtimes but I don't want to try it if it won't work KWIM?MicheleGive the Gift of Life Breastfeed!http://www.lactivist.com