How should I  get blood out of jeans? (without ruining them!!)?
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Soak in cold water for awhile then wash in warm water, preferably with Tide. Repeat if you need to. Check that the stain is out before you put into the dryer or else you will have set the stain in with the heat from the dryer.
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I know what you and chrystal_lynn are talking about. I have them, too... especially raw at my ears.\n\nOne way with the jeans button is to tuck your (t-)shirts (or an undershirt/ spaghetti straps that's long enough when your t-shirts aren't) in, that way the buttons don't come in contact with your skin.\n\nAnother way is to get prescription anti-allergic/ anti-histaminic topical creams applied on the area of skin that will come in contact with the button before wearing your jeans. Can't recommend a brand name of the medicine for you as it differs from country to country.\n\nI don't understand how come clear nail polish doesn't do the trick... because I have them done even on the underside of all my metal wrist-watches.\n\nHope these help. Good luck!
121169
Are these youre jeans we a talking about? :)...Just use a pai of scissors nd some paint..be creative
606202
Can you sew?  You can buy just about any kind of button at your local sewing goods store.  Replace your metal buttons with wood or plastic.  Use the special button thread.  Buttons on jeans are under a lot of stress so you will need the extra strength.\n\nIf it is the riveted top button that is the problem, get some polyurethane from the hardware store.  Coat the button font and back with it.  It is clear, so it won't show except to make the button shiny.  This stuff is what they use on hard wood floors, so don't worry it will wash off.
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There's a product called "Bug and Tar Remover" made by #7 available in most auto parts and department stores. It works pretty good. You could also try a LITTLE gas on a rag, but just dampen it a LITTLE. Do it outdoors.
127954
Try a little Lestoil and an old toothbrush before washing. It works great on a lot of oil based stains.
14999
Yeah, a bleach+water mix should be good.  Spray, let sit, then wipe down.
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take some liquid laundry detergent and scrub the stain with a brush before you wash it or if the clothes are white use alot of bleach. The other option is throw them out and buy some new ones.
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Try using a petroleum product. Gasoline works amazingly well, but smells horrible. You can also use nail polish remover. be sure to wash your hands well after removal with soap and water. Then apply a lotion to insure that your hands do not dry out.
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snap them off and swab them with alcohol. X
434999
Get a wet cotton swab and get it out that way. If you use alcohol, you can clean it out at the same time. I like this question! You're funny!
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You can just use windex or even water and tissue or a damp cloth.\n\nIts okay, you wont damage it.
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Pluck them out or wax!\n\nGood luck!
132005
try to burn the area to prevent bleeding.\n\nstick your leg in milk and go straight to the dentist
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Windex works, so does rubbing alcohol. Use paper towel.
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Chlorine bleach is great for removing the color from stains on white clothes. But don't spill it on your jeans. The bleach reacts with the blue dye on the fabric, causing the color of the material to change.
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use a vaccum cleaner lol