Back to All About SoWal

Dune Lake play leads to stained swimwear--how to remove?

dunelover avatar
duneloverBeach Fanatic
1,832 views
I just have green stains on some of my kids swimsuits...i can't seem to get out. Do you locals have a tip? They played in Oyster lake outflow alot, and i never thought about staining.

I have tried oxy, shout and biz....help.

Replies

6
shakennotstirred avatar
shakennotstirredBeach Fanatic
#2
I just have green stains on some of my kids swimsuits...i can't seem to get out. Do you locals have a tip? They played in Oyster lake outflow alot, and i never thought about staining.

I have tried oxy, shout and biz....help.

Not a local (just a wannabe) but I have used Fels Naptha Soap on a swimsuit and it got most of the stain out. The remaining stain is so light you can't see it unless you know it is there. Good luck !
scooterbug44 avatar
scooterbug44SoWal Expert
#3
That is new to me - we used to get algae in our suits, but once you rinsed them/washed them it went away without staining.

Did they sit on something and pick up a dye or stain?
Kurt avatar
KurtAdmin
#4
Dune Lake play leads to stained swimwear--how to remove?

One leg at a time? :lol:
happy2BmeBeach Fanatic
#5
Extract skivvies from said child, and dispose of uncerimoniously (but, pray, sanitarily).....
DuneAHH avatar
DuneAHHBeach Fanatic
#6
Now that the swimsuits are permanently stained they're perfect! There are no more worries! Put 'em back on the kids and let 'em play & roll around in the 'mud' to their heart's content!
DafishBeach Comber
#7
sounds like those suits are broken in now..You can always tie-dye em...

Checking your forum account

Please wait while we verify your forum account.

New posts