Gregory: If the stain has been dried it may be impossible since heat often sets a stain. SUGAR Any substance containing sugar can stain fabric. (That's mostly everything) like juice, beer, ketchup, soft drinks, wine, coffee, fruit, etc. Sponge immediately with cold water, and wash as quickly as possible. Make sure the stain is gone before drying. It's worse when you don't see the stain (such as clear liquids like ginger ale, etc.) When the professional laundry pressing pad touches the substance imbedded in the fibers (it's concentrated enough not be washed out) the sugar heats, and turns brown (usually forever.). FRUITS and FRUIT JUICES Sponge the fabric immediately with cold water. Then soak in the laundry. If the stain persists, try white vinegar and some liquid dishwashing soap. If the shirt is white you can try a little hydrogen peroxide and chlorine bleach. And/or apply a little lemon juice to the stain (not a good idea on silks, or other delicate fabrics). Let us know if you get the stain out and what worked. Andy
on biege, but even that is barely noticeable now. It has worked on juice, dye, and other random things.
