Q&A for How to Remove a Stain from a Pair of Jeans

Try De-Solv-it. It's citrus based and is safe for both you and your clothes. Nail polish remover may work, but it also may remove the color of the jeans (much like bleach would).

A little lemon juice and hydrogen peroxide should do it. Try vinegar if that doesn't work.

Use a solution made of one part white vinegar to two parts water. Use a toothbrush (or a rag or nailbrush) to work liquid into the area.

Use Vanish Gold to scrub, then put in the washing machine with more Vanish Gold.

Put laundry detergent directly on the jeans, gently rub the fabric together, then wash as usual.

Try soaking them in OxiClean. It's great for removing stains.

Use baking soda and water or rubbing alcohol(for more effective results.) Then rub it together on the stain until the stain is less visible or less bold. Then throw it in the wash with the other clothes.

There are stain remover sprays you can buy from the store that should get the stain out even if the jeans have already been washed. You could also soak them in some Oxy for a day or two and try washing them again.

Just put toothpaste where the stain is, then let is sit for a day, then wash with water.

You can the method below, it really works! Mix baking soda, lemon, sugar and laundry detergent onto the stain and rub it in. Leave it for 1-2 hours, then wash your jeans.

Apply some vinegar and baking soda and scrub hard. Then cover the area with laundry detergent and leave it overnight. Then rinse. If the stain is still there, it's probably not coming out.

If they haven't been washed, yet, spray the affected areas with hairspray and then wash normally.

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