Spaghetti sauce in cashmere sweater

[meleader2]

i was eating some spaghetti and got 5 or 6 small splotches on this nice sweater i have. would i ruin it by scrubbing it with a toothbrush and handsoap to try to get it out?

[irvman21]

Probably, I would either go with soaking it in Woolite, or go back in time and have a sandwich.

[4_2_it]

Dry cleaner is your best bet if its cashmere.

[1C5]

They teach you that kind of stuff in college. [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]

[Gunny Highway]

If you're wearing cashmere, you should already know the answer to questions like this.

[meleader2]

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If you're wearing cashmere, you should already know the answer to questions like this.

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O Rly. that's like saying if you can grow facial hair you should know how to correctly shave with a razor/shaving products.

everyone needs to be taught these things, and there's no "WHAT TO DO IF..." on the sweater label.

that was an asinine comment.

[Gunny Highway]

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If you're wearing cashmere, you should already know the answer to questions like this.

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O Rly. that's like saying if you can grow facial hair you should know how to correctly shave with a razor/shaving products.

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It was actually more like saying that if you have an annual subscription to Backdoor Biker Boys you should already know how to give a blow job.

[Glo]

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i was eating some spaghetti and got 5 or 6 small splotches on this nice sweater i have. would i ruin it by scrubbing it with a toothbrush and handsoap to try to get it out?

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Ohhh man, that sucks!!! You should try Dryel. I think, not sure though, when you buy the package you get a spot remover. But, then again, you can always just drop it off at the Dry Cleaners..

[mosuavea]

Try here

Or just bring it to the dry cleaners

[amplify]

I assume this is like a $200 sweater. Spend $4 and let a professional handle it.