K!ids and Stains at Disney - Our Newest Tip

[PolyPal]

We had a very nice dinner at Tony's Town Square on our last trip. Our little boy (age 7) spilled on his white shirt. Well, we finally found a use for all of those Disney stickers in my wife's purse. Just apply them to the offending spot and the kids still look neat....sticker fanatics maybe, but neat!

 

[Jenn Lynn]

LOL! Good Tip!

 

[PrincessNED]

And it might even work for DW. No shirt is safe

 

[Wickedmom75]

Laugh all you want ....... On our last night this previous summer we had dinner at 1900 Park Fare and my youngest some how managed to get food all over me ( he was 4 but i still don't know how it happened) so here I was with multiple stains on my shirt and we are supposed to be heading to MK to say good-bye to Mickey , I was really embarrased until a really nice CM at the GF gave us a whole bunch of those white round stickers . I stuck them where ever the stains were , my husband just laughed. Just don't forget to take them off when you put the clothes in to wash.

 

[dapookie09]

TIDE PEN! It is my new favorite trendy (well, as trendy as laundry items get) thing. I'm a college student, and I used it to remove a fresh chocolate stain from khaki pants, and my roommate just used it to remove a coffee stain from a grey T shirt. They ROCK! Hope they work for ya'll too!

NC

 

[wacampbell]

I swear by baby wipes (or any wet wipe) and Tide pen. If a baby wipe can't get the stain out then I use the tide pen. I have yet to find a stain that one or the other does not get out. But I LOVE the sticker idea! Much faster! but I think it would look a little odd if DSD6 who loves to wipe her hands on her shirt had a line of stickers on each side of her shirt, but hey it is Disney..who cares

 

[lovethattink]

I always carry a few of those individual shout packets. Can't tell you how often they've come in handy for my family and others around me.