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  1. 28th February 24, 09:03 AM #1
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    Removing a stain

    I have just bought a second hand pure wool kilt on eBay, which has a couple of stains on. I am not sure what they are exactly and how long they have been on the kilt. Any suggestions as to what is best to try and remove them. The seller said to dry clean the kilt, but I am not sure if this might make matters worse. Any thoughts? Many thanks Andrew
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    A picture might help? After all, they use to tell quite a story...
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    I'm a big fan of handwashing with Woolite.
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    A gentle soak and slight agitation has done the trick! Thanks Andrew.
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