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Posted by dealer83 on August 24, 2009, 12:08 pm
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> I second it's probably from cooking or cleaning. But if you know for
> sure that there was no oil going into the laundry I would actually
> suspect the washing machine and not the dryer. Had this happen years
> ago. Started as just a couple of spots on a few items. Then one day
> something let go in the washer and there was black oil spots on
> everything. The washer went to washer heaven after that as it was more
> then 30 yrs old. But the oil spots in the beginning were clear oil spots.
> To get stains out I usually use Tide and put directly on spot and rub a
> little. Let sit and wash again. However you need to check for color
> fastness and all that stuff. Or you could try what ever laundry soap you
> have. I just find Tide the best for that. Not sure what else to try.
> Good Luck
> Joanna
> Allison wrote:
> > Ok, since you folks know EVERYTHING!
> > Some of my tee shirts have come out of the dryer with little spots on
> > them. =A0 Looks like the effect you'd get if you got a drop of somethin=
g
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> > oiler on them (butter or corn oil not car oil!). =A0It seems to be thos=
e
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> > that are cotton with a bit of synthetic. =A0Any ideas on what causes th=
em
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> > / how to get rid of them / how to avoid them in the first place?
> > TIA
> > Allison- Hide quoted text -
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Do you have any Dawn liquid dish soap? That is a good degreaser and
I've used it to spot clean T shirts before washing. Also, so you use
liquid fabric softener? I've found that sometimes it will leave spots
on clothes if the rinse water pressure coming in to the machine isn't
strong enough or fast enough to dilute the softener. My old washing
machine was famous for doing that! Donna
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> Some of my tee shirts have come out of the dryer with little spots on
> them. Looks like the effect you'd get if you got a drop of something
> oiler on them (butter or corn oil not car oil!). It seems to be those
> that are cotton with a bit of synthetic. Any ideas on what causes them
> / how to get rid of them / how to avoid them in the first place?
>
> TIA
>
> Allison