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On Thu, 16 Mar 2006 20:13:10 GMT, "John Gregory"
<jaygreg90@hotmail.com> wrote:
>Given: 100% cotton dress shirts always worn with tie and buttoned snuggly
>(military style). Laundered commercially after one day's use. Applies to
>those bought right off the shelf and those custom made over the past 45
>years.
>
>Problem: Within months, collar begins to show signs of discoloration which
>grows increasingly worse. Before I kick the bucket... I would sure as heck like
>to find an answer to these two questions:
>
>Q1) How remove prevent?
>Q2) How prevent?
>
I doubt very much if you can prevent. It's the nature of human skin
to be oily and the nature of white dress shirts to yellow/wear in that
area over time. I use a Spray n' Wash type product on my husbands
until they will not come clean, then he uses them for yard work or
rags. Face it, nothing lasts forever. You could, however, take them
to a good seamstress and have the collars turned over to make them
last longer.
--
Piper
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