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as the stain transfers from your garment to the white towel. Keep moving to a clean area of the towel. Keep working until all traces of the polish are gone. If color still remains, try using rubbing alcohol. Dab on with a cotton swab and blot away the color. If the garment is white, use hydrogen peroxide to gently bleach away the color. Then launder as usual. If the garment is dry clean only, point out and identify the stain to your professional cleaner. If you are using a home dry cleaning kit, be sure to treat the stain with the provided stain remover before putting the garment in the dryer bag. Specific questions. Just ask here. Be a part of the Laundry Community Sign Up for the FREE Weekly Newsletter Visit the Laundry Forum Surf Mary s Laundry Blog Follow Mary's Laundry Tips on Facebook Follow AboutLaundry on Twitter. My Laundry Question NOT REALLY A LAUNDRY QUESTION. I HAVE A DALLAS STARS HOCKEY JERSEY AND I WANT TO REPLACE cheap football shirts THE FRONT EMBLEM WITH A NEW ONE SINCE MY WONDERFUL HUBBY WASHED IT. LOL. HOW DO I TAKE THE OLD ONE OFF WITHOUT DAMAGING THE JERSEY AND PUT THE NEW ONE ON a Little Background Info MY HUSBAND PUT IT IN THE WASHER AND THEN THE DRYER AND IT HAS FADED Discount football kits THE FRONT EMBLEM. I BOUGHT A NEW EMBLEM TO PUT ON THE FRONT. JUST NEED TO KNOW HOW TO DO IT. I DON'T WANT TO DAMAGE MY JERSEY AND I HAVEN'T BEEN ABLE TO FINE ANYONE THAT CAN OR WILL DO IT FOR ME. Lessons Learned DON'T LET MY HUSBAND TOUCH MY JERSEYMary Marlowe Leverette,. Laundry Guide, says: I'll be glad to help you but I need a bit more information. Is the original emblem sewn on. Is the original emblem more of a vinyl piece. If it is screen printed, it is going to be very difficult to remove all of the paint and take lots of time and patience. One way to loosen the paint is to hold a hair dryer on high directly over the paint and then use a dull knife to lift up edges and peel away by hand. You can also try a bit of acetone fingernail polish remover on the back of the letters to "dissolve" the paint. Be careful, however, because the acetone can also harm the fabric. You'll have to work quickly and rinse the jersey often. I hope

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