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The nice weather finally hit Washington and it feels like Spring has Sprung. One of our family favorite past times in Spring and Summer is Baseball. I personally love going to watch a live baseball game at the stadium. With Miles getting older though, it won’t be long before he starts playing baseball himself, and with the constant rain in between the sunny days baseball means mud and grass stains.

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For years, OxiClean has been the go-to stain remover to help parents get their kids’ dirty uniforms their whitest and brightest all season long. The brand is now helping to brighten up the season by asking parents to submit their own story and photo on the new OxiClean Facebook page on why their child’s softball or baseball organization needs help from OxiClean to clean up their game. From new uniforms, lights, equipment, or turf, to handicap accessibility or transportation – whatever the little ballplayers need, OxiClean will donate $10,000 to one organization in need.

This campaign OxiClean just launched nationally is called “Brighten Up Your Ball Game” and it’s a contest on Facebook.  With sports funding and athletic programs being cut all over the country, the brand will donate $10,000 to one lucky youth baseball or softball organization in need of a little brightening up! OxiClean is also teaming up with Laura Posada, sports mom and wife of famed baseball player Jorge Posada, to help judge the contest.  As an “OxiClean Umpire,” Laura is encouraging parents nationwide to enter the contest and she will help judge and pick the grand prize winner. For more details about the "Brighten Up Your Ball Game” contest including official rules and regulations, visit www.facebook.com/OxiClean.

Enter to Win:

3.5 lb tub of OxiClean VSR with a Max Force Gel Stick  (3 winners)

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This giveaway ends June 6th. All rules can be found under giveaway rules.

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  11. My best stain tip is always to treat it right away. Don’t wait for it to set or dry.
    jtmagmom73(at)gmail(dot)com

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  33. I scrub out the grass stains with antibacterial dish soap…works great on them. for the stubborn stains, I make a paste of Dishwasher powder detergent (probably is about the same is Oxy) and then spread on the stains and let sit overnight. Then rinse and toss in the wash with the other whites. With 6 in various sports but mostly scrubbing white baseball and football pants and undershirts, I have had a TON of scrub nights and would love this for the NEXT 8 years we have left with tween and teens in ball! Never tried this before!

    thanks!

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  49. i actually soak in oxyclean over night and wash in reg laundry and most times it’s out
    nannypanpan at gmail.com

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  54. My best stain fighting tip is buy clothes with stain guard(ha ha). I’m terrible at getting out stains.

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  83. I use a spray cleaner like 409 or Fantastic to spray on stains before washing. It works really well, but getting the stain sprayed when it happens then running it under water is even better.
    gourdsrmylife(at)yahoo(dot)com

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  96. I put toothpaste on the stain before the wash. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn’t.

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  99. I use stain remover spray on my sophomore’s baseball pants to get out ground in dirc
    msboatgal at aol.com

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  101. I use a stain remover spray to get clean my sophomore’s baseball pants from ground in dirt
    msboatgal at aol.com

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  104. I spray stains with Spray ‘n Wash or Shout and let it sit for a couple of days before laundering. White wash gets soaked in hot water, detergent, and bleach for a day; finish out the cycle; and, then, run it through another regular wash of hot water, detergent, and bleach. Everything comes out really white this way.

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  105. For pet stains, Nature’s Miracle products work great! They completely eliminate odors, so pets are less likely to return to those spots and leave more stains.
    luckyjd2k at gmail dot com

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  121. I don’t really have a great tip other than I spray them with Shout and let them sit awhile.

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  136. I use a stain remover spray and try to keep them most until I can wash them… cross my fingers too!

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  139. my best advice is to try to get it out while it’s fresh
    if you have gum chewing gum sticking to your clothes or carpet, rub it with an icecube and scrape it off

    Thank you for hosting this giveaway

    Louis
    schnitzomage {at} gmail {dot} com

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  141. Google Friends Connect – following your blog publicly as Louis

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  149. My best stain fighting tip is to avoid them by wearing aprons or old clothing when cooking or doing yardwork.
    smchester at gmail dot com

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  160. I add dish soap to my bottles of store bought stain fighter. A little Dawn mixed with Shout is a fantastic grease stain remover!

    coriwestphal at msn dot com

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  169. My tip is for cleaning greasy or oily stains on clothing. Wet the stain, then rub in Dawn dishwashing liquid, then rub baking soda into the Dawn completely covering the stain. Let that sit for about a day, then wash with a regular load. Usually this works like a charm.

    dchrisg3 @ gmail . com

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  180. I always check for stains before putting things into washer and adjust temperature of water so stain doesn’t set.

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  186. I try to treat the stain immediately with whatever stain treating formula I have at the time and to wash as soon as possible in warm water.

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  187. My best tip is to take the time to pretreat stains when they happen if possible. It will save you! Thank you for the lovely giveaway.
    sewmuchstuff at ymail dot com

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  191. It is always best to get at the stain before it sets. I have several things to do for stains so i try one and after it is washed if he stain is still there I’ll try the next. The dryer sets the stain . so vigilance is important. Family can be so helpfulby letting me know thestain is there.

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  192. I always pre-treat stains and I try to wash the item immediately, even if it’s just under tap water.

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  206. Thanks for the giveaway…our all-purpose stain fighting tip: soak the item in cold water & detergent overnight , then wash as you normally would !

    senorpiero [at] yahoo [dot] com

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  212. One of my best stain fighting tip is to NOT spray perfume on Clothing! It can stain with dyes or oils in it.
    ANother tip…..do not get dresses until your 100% done putting on your makeup!
    Getting dress should be the Very last time you do before leaving the house.
    Cook, Eat, apply makeup ect…..in you House clothes…do not put on your good clothes until you’ve done everything esle!

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