Tips for tide marks on shirt collars

[zzxxee]

My blokes white work shirt collars seem to have yucky tide marks on shirt collars lately.
Hes a very clean guy , does not work in a particularly dirty environment but the shirt collars are a nightmare to keep white. Have tried all kinds of washing detergents any tips guys.
I dont want to keep useing bleach.

[dotty.]

well he's obviously working up a sweat or working somewhere with the heating up too high.

[zzxxee]

It is a hot environment Dotty.

[ummmm]

Elbow grease.

[Count-A-Strong]

I haven't beard the words 'tide mark' since those 1960s soap powder ads. Try some Oxy.

[zzxxee]

have used that as well ummmm
they are p***s poor quality shirts like ruddy tissue paper, but as they have a company logo on you have to be carefull what you put on it and the colours running ect.

[zzxxee]

have tried oxy vanish to know avail :0(

[Mick-Talbot]

wash your neck properly?

[roslyn251254]

Ariel stain remover (powder form or gel form or spray - all quite expensive but they seem ti work for me)

[zzxxee]

useful tips please !!!!!!!! :0)

[ummmm]

On the kids school shirts I always found just a normal bar of soap worked.

[zzxxee]

normal soap ? ok will give that a go. cheers

[ummmm]

That's what I use...and a nail brush.

[zzxxee]

i do as well with vanish soap lightens it but does not rid it all together.

[scotman]

I would have suggested Vanish as well. What do other people in the office use?

[zzxxee]

not washing up liquid good idea will give them a go have a few to do in a bit thanks pixi :)

[zzxxee]

thanks x

[starone]

I always use washing up liquid, as pixi says. My mother always rubbed a bar of soap across the dirty bit and her washing was immaculate. Hand washing too, no washing machines in those days.