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Remove blueberry stains with vinegar and boiling water

Thank you, Denise! This is the perfect followup to the frozen blueberry teething hack:

Babies love frozen blueberries but parents don't love the mess. To remove blueberry stains from clothes drench the stain with vinegar then pour boiling water over the stain. The stain will disappear before your eyes!

Related: Baby food stains come clean in a sunbath

Posted by Asha Dornfest on July 14, 2008 | Permalink

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Priceless tip! Thanks a bunch!!!
(I have my favorite summer dress waiting for somebody to come and save it from large violet stain). I DO hope it'll help!

Posted by: Polina | Jul 15, 2008 7:28:15 AM

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