t-bags care, help please!

CrazyBeautifulU · Aug 14th, 2008, 01:37 AM

Hey guys,

I am freaking out bc I am weird about stains. I spilled just a little bit of water on my new t-bags dress which is 100% rayon and it left a water stain, like I can see the edges of where it was wet and it sorta changed the white color to a different color. Is the only way to clean it thru dry cleaning or can I handwash with woolite? I did not know these dresses were so water sensitive. I need to feel better about this. I hate stains & I worry about them coming out. Thanks so much!

yslalice · Aug 14th, 2008, 12:11 PM

i would take it to the cleaners

surlygirl · Aug 14th, 2008, 12:16 PM

I would suggest the cleaners as well. I have a few t-bags tops and always take them to the dry cleaners. They do seem a bit delicate.

ladyeeboutique · Aug 14th, 2008, 12:30 PM

Cleaners!

snowbrdgrl · Aug 14th, 2008, 01:47 PM

I had recently bought a DVF silk jersey dress and used some soap/water to clean off a dirty spot - which ended up leaving a huge water stain on it that was there even when it dried. I took it to the cleaners and they managed to get it out (they had to spot treat it - if they throw it in a bag to dryclean it will likely not work as they did this the first time and I had to send it back).

I googled it and it has something to do with the fabric and molecules or something... anyhow the cleaners should be able to get this out for you..! HTH.

Aug 14th, 2008, 01:37 AM	#1
CrazyBeautifulU Member	t-bags care, help please! Hey guys, I am freaking out bc I am weird about stains. I spilled just a little bit of water on my new t-bags dress which is 100% rayon and it left a water stain, like I can see the edges of where it was wet and it sorta changed the white color to a different color. Is the only way to clean it thru dry cleaning or can I handwash with woolite? I did not know these dresses were so water sensitive. I need to feel better about this. I hate stains & I worry about them coming out. Thanks so much!

Aug 14th, 2008, 12:11 PM	#2
yslalice What's This?	i would take it to the cleaners __________________ green is the new black....eco-chic.

Aug 14th, 2008, 12:16 PM	#3
surlygirl Now sweeter! Location: Washington, DC area	I would suggest the cleaners as well. I have a few t-bags tops and always take them to the dry cleaners. They do seem a bit delicate. __________________ Christian Louboutin Wishlist: Black Jazz Decolletes 40, Black & Pewter Leather Lady Gres 39, Black & Brown Print Watersnake Altadamas 39.5, Red Suede Declics & Orlans 39.5, Black Leather Ginervas 39.5, Black Leather BABEL 40 Buy now, decide later ... NO REGRETS!

Aug 14th, 2008, 12:30 PM	#4
ladyeeboutique Member Location: In my own little world	Cleaners!

Aug 14th, 2008, 01:47 PM	#5
snowbrdgrl Member	I had recently bought a DVF silk jersey dress and used some soap/water to clean off a dirty spot - which ended up leaving a huge water stain on it that was there even when it dried. I took it to the cleaners and they managed to get it out (they had to spot treat it - if they throw it in a bag to dryclean it will likely not work as they did this the first time and I had to send it back). I googled it and it has something to do with the fabric and molecules or something... anyhow the cleaners should be able to get this out for you..! HTH.