Good day. I thrifted this jacket but there are a few stains on the arm and between the button holes. I'm not sure what stained it since it was stained when I bought it. Is there any easily available products I can try to remove this? I'm located in the Caribbean so our range of cleaning products aren't as wide but I'd really like to get the stain out
I thrifted this jacket which has stains on it and it won't come out even after washing. Because I bought it stained, I don't know what it was stained with. I am located in the Caribbean so lots of cleaning products (think Mr Clean, Bar Keepers Friend, Scrub Daddy) is just not stocked in any stores as far as I've seen, and I have no way to order anything online. Given that circumstance, is there anything I can try that might remove this stain?
Good day. I thrifted this jacket which I found adorable. It's a very pretty pink that doesn't come across too well on camera, but there are a few stains on the arm and between the button holes and the jacket is too large for me. I'm a small but it is a medium and is a bit baggy on me, especially in the arms area. Since it's a thicker fabric, it tends to want to balloon when I move my arms around and then put them at my sides. I was hoping to maybe embroider over the stains since they won't come out but have no ideas for something cute yet. If anyone has any idea on how to take in this jacket or maybe an idea for the few spots on the shoulder to be embroidered over and match up with the stain in front, I'd really appreciate hearing them. I was thinking maybe putting a flower over the large stain and maybe a swarm of bees where the spots on the shoulder is, like it's moving to the flower, but the placement feels odd.
Good day. I have this fan that was not working about a month ago. It was cleaned out with WD-40 to get it working again and I applied sewing machine oil in the shaft to it. I know I should be using 3-in-1 electric motor oil, but all I have right now is singer sewing machine/cycle oil and I can't get the right oil. The fan sounds very very loud and makes a lot of noise like metal brushing against metal. Do I need to apply oil somewhere else?
What snacks would you suggest that's reasonably priced and can stretch for a long time? For example; prawn crackers, dates, hard candies.
My issue with things like chips, or really anything fried is that for those snacks eating just one doesn't really do much to satisfy the craving for a snack, you tend to eat the whole pack and then have to get another pack soon after. That cost adds up a lot. Stuff like gummy bears/worms have the same issue, eating just one or 2 isn't enough most times.
