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Mouldy shirt

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_DUSTY_
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I just unpacked my bag and I realized that I put one my shirts in the bag wet and dirty and it now has mould on in. Do you guys have any ideas on how to get rid of the mould or should I just toss the shirt?
Jul 26 2011 12:38PM
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jfxphoto
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Just wash it, without any other clothes ofc.
Jul 26 2011 12:41PM
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idskithat
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try to put it through the wash, or just hand wash it
Jul 26 2011 12:41PM
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TACO-DOG.exe
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blast it with piss
Jul 26 2011 12:43PM
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rockyhockey11187
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mold good sir, not mould/mouldy (this is actually not a word in the English language)

Jul 26 2011 12:49PM
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SneakyTurtle
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I could be defending an idiot right now, but mould is the UK spelling (and maybe Canadian, I'm not sure).

But I would say thoroughly hand wash it, then wash it in a machine without any other clothes.
Jul 26 2011 1:23PM
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TechnoPotamus
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Jul 26 2011 1:24PM
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terrible_skier
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I love you <3
Jul 26 2011 1:26PM
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technique.
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washing machine and use a little bit of ammonia
Jul 26 2011 1:35PM
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_DUSTY_
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Well in Canada either of they was it is spelled is acceptable. It's the same as colour, we accept both ways of spelling. I have washed it in the wash already, I think I'm gonna bleach and if that does not work I'll try the ammonia. Thanks for the help everyone.
Jul 26 2011 4:38PM
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rockyhockey11187
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ah, I see, you brits haha, kinda like center and centre are both accurate

Jul 26 2011 4:59PM
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freestyler540
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no because centre is french for center
Jul 26 2011 5:07PM
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kooleobenez
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Lick that fucker clean
Jul 26 2011 6:15PM
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