Battery acid on clothes
On a brand new pair of Carhartt pants about 45 bucks. Is there anything I can do to minimize the damage or a wonder cure that will stop the hole from growing. Normally I just keep wearing them until the hole gets to large but these are brand new! Does this count as my first rant because I feel a little better? But I still need help.
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Rub margarine on the spot. 0 -
Baking soda might work. It neutrilizes the battery acid. Never tried it on clothes. 0 -
Baking soda and a lot of water, but you would have had to do it at the time you spilled it on them. waste time you will have have holes in your cloths 0 -
2 parts gasoline and 4 parts gunpowder. Soak clothes over night. Take to nearest landfill and ignite. Boom. Go buy some more clothes. 0 -
quote:Originally posted by Ramtinxxl
2 parts gasoline and 4 parts gunpowder. Soak clothes over night. Take to nearest landfill and ignite. Boom. Go buy some more clothes.
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+1 Those jeans are history by now.0 -
yep..as said" there finished" although ..levis & other jean manufacturers ,sell some like this , my dughter (15yrs)loves 'em, & payes good dosh.
you could become trendy!![:D]0 -
quote:Originally posted by dbain99
On a brand new pair of Carhartt pants about 45 bucks. Is there anything I can do to minimize the damage or a wonder cure that will stop the hole from growing. Normally I just keep wearing them until the hole gets to large but these are brand new! Does this count as my first rant because I feel a little better? But I still need help.
Do nothing, you are styling [^]! Some people pay hundreds of dollars for a brand new pants with tears and holes [:0].0 -
Battery acid!
Nobody suggested that as a cure for an itchy butt!0 -
quote:Originally posted by spanielsells
Battery acid!
Nobody suggested that as a cure for an itchy butt!
Now that's funny! L[:D]L!0
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