Run cold water through the back of the stain to force it back out through the fabric. Rub in a liquid detergent onto the stain and work it in gently. If it's a white garment you can use vinegar, lemon juice, or even hydrogen peroxide for extra effect. Rinse well.
Gallery: A Complex Guide to BBQ Style
Keep your looks as hot as your grill.
September 5, 2011
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It's Labor Day, and that means you're probably gonna be out there grilling. That doesn't mean you should slack in your outfit though, which is why we've compiled this handy guide to last you through these last few days of summer. And if you get stains on your crispy kit? We've got you covered too. We tackle some common substances you may get on your clothes and the best way to combat them. Check out A Complex Guide To BBQ Style.
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C'Mon Do You Feel Lucky? Tee, $28
Rip-Off & Duplicate Cargo Shorts, $35
Nike 6.0 Rzol Low Men's Shoe, $70
Shwood Canby in East Indian Rosewood Sunglasses, $135
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Gant Portofino Poplin Check Buttondown, $145
J. Crew 484 Slim-fit Jean in Wheat Selvedge, $150
Rag & Bone Bramley Belt, $150
Cole Haan Air Monroe Penny, $198
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Dockers Alpha Khaki, $68
Steven Alan Single Needle Shirt, $109
Mark McNairy for PRO-Keds Royal CVO Suede, $50
Brixton Delta Straw Hat, $42
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Theory Karl S. Perpetual Shorts, $88
ONLY NY Herring Tank, $28
Durkl America Snapback, $33
Vans Camo Reverse Web Belt, $15
Vans Authentic, $45
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Ketchup
Get rid of any excess sauce and then dab with a mixture of water and liquid soap. For deeper stains blot with white vinegar.
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Soda
Rinse item with white vinegar or use a stain removing product, then blot with a napkin or cloth.
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Grass
Dab the affected area with warm water and white vinegar, or alternately, water and rubbing alcohol. Wash the item as you normally would and the stain should lift right out.
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Lipstick
Scrape off excess with something like a dull knife, business card, or credit card. Blot the area with baby wipes and then rinse with hot water, which should dissolve the oils.
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BBQ Sauce
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