Wine Stain in Baby's Overalls

You can soak it in a solution of water and non-bleach powdered dishwasher detergent. I don't have an exact measurement...I typically use enough water to be able to soak the stained article in (such as in a dutch oven) and a half cup of detergent or more depending upon the harshness of the stain. I mix the detergent into the water until it is pretty well dissolved, although I've never gotten it to completely dissolve. I use hot water since it works best to dissolve it. Then I soak stained item for one day, sometimes more. This method has not failed me for any organic stain so far!

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I am a huge believer in Spray and Wash STAIN STICK. The trick is to rub it on well and then let it sit at LEAST overnight. There is not much that it can't get out. I haven't found anything that works better. Just be sure to let it sit for at least a day before washing.

Put it in really cold water and let it soak. When you get a chance have it laundered at the cleaners, they will know how to get it out. Then make sure you wash it again before you have the baby wear it again, just to make sure all the stuff they use to get the stain out is gone.

Don't worry!

Hi M.,
Try oxyclean powder with your regular detergent in the washing machine.
Good luck,
SarahMM

When my son was an infant, he pulled over a full glass of red wine and it went all down the front of his light blue sweater and pants. I searched the internet right away and found the best trick! You take Dawn dish soap and mix it in equal parts with hydrogen peroxide - mix it together first to activate the ingredients, and then pour it over the stain. Just let it sit; within hours the stain will lift right out. It's the best! I've used it many times now after dinner parties for getting out wine stains from table cloths and napkins. It's a GREAT remedy!

M.,

Use Carbona's fruit stain remover. You can get it at JoAnn Fabric Stores. Mix a little of the powder in water, put it on the stain, and it will probably be gone within a few minutes, even without washing the item.

I have removed severe grape juice stains from an entire ward worth of damask tablecloths, berry stains from my favorite pants and shirt, and many other fruit-based stains very, very successfully with this stain remover.

The Carbona stain removers are probably the best on the market. And, no, I do not own stock in Carbona nor am I paid to advertise for them.

There is a product out there called "Wine Away - red wine stain remover" and it works miracles. I spilled red wine on a beige recliner once. Sprayed it on and watched the red spot disappear. It is available at Linens N Things and Bed, Bath, and Beyond. I haven't used it on a set stain or one that has been washed already, but it may still work. Good luck!

Try oxy clean. You can buy it most stores. The container says you can soak for 1 hr or more. But you can also put it in the laundry with your laundry soap. I had a friend that used it on blood and it came right out. Good luck!

If the stain is fresh, you can rub salt on it, and it takes the stain out. Now trhat it's dry, I would try something like Oxyclean--just don't let it sit too long on the stain or it eats through the fabric!

Well, according to Marth Stewart for red wine, "Use denatured alcohol, then with an eyedropper, flush with white vinegar for remaining color. For sturdy fabric, coat area with salt, hold over a bowl or the sink, and pour very hot water through the fabric from above."

If you have regular dish soap, non antibacterial, then put a drop on the coveralls and gently rub it in. Then, wash like normal. I don't know for sure if it will work with wine but it works great for anything else.

Soak it in a bucket with OxyClean. It may take a couple of days, but it should come out. I've gotten years old stains out of baby clothes with this stuff. I LOVE it.

I would actually try Woolite OxyClean. It's a carpet cleaner, but I've used it on clothes without damaging them, and in fact has saved them from being thrown away. This stuff is fantastic and got set-in red wine out of my carpet after 2 weeks. I honestly can't recommend it highly enough. It's great for everything relating to kids/pets and carpets....red wine, marker, urine. Good Luck!

My husband spilled red wine on his white linen shirt recently. We were with my MIL later and she said just pour white wine on it. We did and it was gone immediately.

use regular dish soap (dawn, palmolive, etc) to soak and then wash as you normally would

My aunt spilled Red Wine on her white shirt. We used Shaklee's Nature Bright and it came out very easily. Whatever you choose if it doesn't come out in the wash, don't dry it, it will set the stain. treat and wash again. If you are interested in Nature Bright send me a message and I can tell you where to get it.

I haven't checked other responses, but what removes red wine is, surprisingly, white wine.