Lately I've been using oxiclean for stain removal, and it's worked pretty well on my kids clothing. The trick is pretreating at the time that the stain occurs. I usually have a travel package of baby wipes in my bag and can get at the "deposit" before it sets. For the grease drippings a little talcum powder or baking soda will absorb the excess before it becomes a larger bullseye.

Hope this helps.
Lissette

I, too, have the "shelf" problem. I use either Spray & Wash or Shout, spray the spot well, and scratch it in with my fingernail. The stain almost always comes out - if it doesn't, I repeat the process before drying. Sometimes I bleach my white, cotton shirts, too. I do know that if a shirt is dried with a grease stain, it is really hard and sometimes impossible to get out.

To say I am well endowed is an understatement... my problem is when I eat food / drink always land on the shelf that is my chest.... I can not get the stains out even if I pre-treat ... I have tried every product I can think of and I try to treat asap.... I usually wear 100% cotton t shirts, sweats, sweaters ... mostly white but sometimes colored... I have tried expensive clothes... and inexpensive WAllmart/ discount brand quality or type of shirts do not make a different. I have used the dryer til recently as I thought drying set the stains but it does not seem to help. The stains seem gone until I dry the shirts then there they are... right on the shelf.

Can anyone tell me what else could help with removing stains??? Any product??? any special techniques??? I am stumped.