How to get grass out of clothes

Start by blotting the grass stain with rubbing alcohol; grass is a difficult tanning stain, but fresh stains come out more often.

Treat the stain while it is fresh if you can.
Blot the stained area with rubbing alcohol and a clean cloth.
Use 1 part rubbing alcohol to 1 part cool water before blotting acetate fabrics.
If the stain remains, apply a few drops of 3% hydrogen peroxide.
Blot with a clean cloth; do not rub.

Don't do this

Do not rub; grass is a difficult tanning stain, so use blotting only.
Do not wait to treat it; this works more often when the stain is fresh.
Do not use full-strength rubbing alcohol on acetate fabrics; use 1 part rubbing alcohol to 1 part cool water.
Do not assume the stain will always come out; grass stains can be difficult to remove.

Grass is a tanning stain and difficult to remove; if it still remains, use a commercial product made for this, used per its label.

Grounded in: fcs.uga.edu, news.cornell.edu. Every step follows sentences verified verbatim on those pages.

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