A Closet Retrospective, #giveaway @Clorox prize pack and $200 gift card, #ad #Clorox2 #tbt

I’ve been taking a walk down memory lane this week as I’ve been rearranging my closet. There are a few items of clothing that I’ve kept over the years even though they aren’t in fashion anymore nor do they fit any longer. I’ve got quite a few favorite objects that hold special meaning to me, even some clothes such as a t-shirt I bought at one of my favorite concerts I attended in my younger years. I’m hanging on to dresses and other articles of clothing that were my daughters when they were small as well. I’ve even kept my cap and gown as well as the kid’s caps and gowns. I also continue to hang on to my son’s first suit.

What’s remarkable about the clothes that I’ve been hanging on to is that they still look new, thanks to Clorox 2® Stain Remover & Color Booster and my nifty Clorox 2 precision pen for colors. One day, I’ll pass along the kids clothes to their own kids so it’s important to me to keep them looking their best. I’ve downsized for health reasons so I no longer have room to keep these clothes front and center in my closet but I can’t bear to part with them. They will now live on the shelves of my closet instead of hanging on my closet rail. Before I pack each one up to store in my closet organizers, I make sure they’re stain free and freshly laundered.

Somehow during my recent move, one of my favorite t-shirts got a stain on it. It’s one of the few items that I still wear even though it’s as old as I am (a slight exaggeration). The stain had to go. Now, I consider myself to be a stain pro, lol, so I didn’t stress, I just got out my Clorox 2. I pretreated the stain then washed it as normal. If there’s one thing I’ve learned in regards to my wardrobe, if I want to bring color and life back to any of my clothes or if I need to remove stains, Clorox 2 Stain Remover & Color Booster can handle anything I throw its way.

From drab…

To fab…

I do have a couple of tips that I’ll share with you that work well for my stubborn stains. You know the ones I’m talking about, those beastly stains that find comfort between the fibers of our clothes and don’t want to leave.

I apply the Clorox 2 directly to the stain and I rub the area where the stain is for several minutes. I have had to use a toothbrush to rub some of the kids red Georgia clay out of their clothes but I seldom have to do that. Usually rubbing the article of clothing with Clorox 2 does the trick.

Keep a Stain Fighter Pen with you at all times. Stains happen as much away from home as they do at home, for me. Squeeze the gel from the pen all over the stain. Rub it into the stained area really well. As soon as you get home, wash it. It doesn’t get any easier than that.

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