Most stains can be removed with very simple methods! I found a wonderful French connection sweater today at clearance because it had a little coffee stain, I checked the label and found it was acrylic… and the stain is gone in the wash. Certain fabrics like polyester or acrylic won’t maintain stains and there are plenty of remedies for natural fabrics so don’t be afraid to give it a try.
You have a great point and even then you can sometimes salvage a piece by dyeing it black. I will note that she's mentioned in prior videos that she's struggling with hoarding and she wants to cut back on shopping for herself.
For the first one often times what stores will do with expensive shoes is they will display one shoe and put the other behind the desk so nobody can steal them, don't be afraid to ask!!
that's what I was thinking!! or option two is sometimes customers will hide one shoe somewhere else in the store so that they can come back and buy them later... easter egg hunt!
I keep a thing called total stain prevention in my house for clothes, it's meant for cleaning walls before they're painted, but damn if it doesn't work like a charm
I always wonder why people (usually Americans and Canadians) tend to not buy clothes with stains on them. Like, they are 2nd hand goods so i usually exoevt them to have a stain or tear here and there.
Yes the color of the kislux is beautiful and it is a great decision, maybe one day they will add feet and straps. It would be nice to have a bigger bag during the colder months when we have to store gloves, beanies, scarves, etc…
Vinegar and baking soda get almost all stains on thrift store items. If it's an oily stain, dawn dish soap diluted with water and mixed with baking soda
Those Mary Jane’s made me cry
I have them they are from dollskill and so heavy so uncomfortable to walk in.
Most stains can be removed with very simple methods! I found a wonderful French connection sweater today at clearance because it had a little coffee stain, I checked the label and found it was acrylic… and the stain is gone in the wash. Certain fabrics like polyester or acrylic won’t maintain stains and there are plenty of remedies for natural fabrics so don’t be afraid to give it a try.
The dress looks satin. And trying to remove stains from satin is like trying to perform a miracle😂😂
my mom has a rule, if the stain is visible from the inside, it probably cannot be removed
You have a great point and even then you can sometimes salvage a piece by dyeing it black. I will note that she's mentioned in prior videos that she's struggling with hoarding and she wants to cut back on shopping for herself.
Omg those guess sandals 😭😭😭😭
i would buy the single shoe and hope the other turns up
If you want to get rid of pretty muc any stain, Borax and baking soda combined could be your BFF.
So sad! I love that first shoe
Those shoes are so beautiful!!!
With Oxyclean, Dishsoap and lemon by my side no stain has ever kept me away from my luckiest Thrift finds
THE MARY JANES
1m ago?!!
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The dress with the stain is so cute!! Ain’t nothing tide to go can’t fix 😂😂
Frrr tide to go and fix anything!!! Also first reply!!
First one was heartbreaking
The first shoes are sosoooo prettyyy 😭
For the first one often times what stores will do with expensive shoes is they will display one shoe and put the other behind the desk so nobody can steal them, don't be afraid to ask!!
that's what I was thinking!! or option two is sometimes customers will hide one shoe somewhere else in the store so that they can come back and buy them later... easter egg hunt!
If you ever find a stain on a pretty long dress, you should just cut/tailor it!
Ahh American girl!! I remember that. I used to love their clothes and would match with my doll
You should do a jewelry making video. Loveee your content!!!
Yes her charms look great.
Those joes (jean shoes) are ADORABLE. I don't even wear heels but I WANT THEM!
I keep a thing called total stain prevention in my house for clothes, it's meant for cleaning walls before they're painted, but damn if it doesn't work like a charm
Babydoll maryjanes😍😍😍
Sometimes the popular one shoe the store keeps the other in the back or under the counter.
I would cry over those shoes so my style
Those first black shoes are so Sabrina Carpenter coded
I always wonder why people (usually Americans and Canadians) tend to not buy clothes with stains on them. Like, they are 2nd hand goods so i usually exoevt them to have a stain or tear here and there.
Stains can be washed out. Go figure.
Yes the color of the kislux is beautiful and it is a great decision, maybe one day they will add feet and straps. It would be nice to have a bigger bag during the colder months when we have to store gloves, beanies, scarves, etc…
Vinegar and baking soda get almost all stains on thrift store items. If it's an oily stain, dawn dish soap diluted with water and mixed with baking soda
Because it's second hand that's why...
Your necklace you are wearing is nice❤
NOOO THOSE MARY JANES ARE TO DIE FORRRR
The shoes are from dolls kill