i googled a lot, but prefer someone with experience.

I have a brioni italian pure cashmere overcoat.

due to house purchase i need to sell this.

it was around $3500 when new, but a girl once hit me with a bag of shopping during an argument and the bag broke and egg white got on it..

its been in a cupboard ever since, but as above, need to clean it up to sell it on now, looking for best tips for cleaning or pressing it to get it as close to new condition as possible.

don't get into arguments and get the eggs beat out of you

you see what I did there

ask a professional nd when there is a risk to ruin it, just sell it with the stain and let the buyer clean it.

btw. you usually dont get much for used high end clothes.

maybe like 600$

I know - its been worn around 10 times though, no "bobbelling" at all, just the nightmare egg-white. I'm going to aim for £999 if i can fix the egg mark. not sure what that is in $$, over 1k. but ill reduce if it doesn't sell.



very good

This post was edited by bloodmeal on Jul 11 2016 02:55pm

you cant use anything strong on cashmere

if it doesn't go off with mild hair shampoo i think its hard -,-

there are special substances for removing egg white / blood / etc ^^

https://www.amazon.de/Dr-Beckmann-Flecken-Teufel-Eiweiß/dp/B0049MLZXG/ref=sr_1_9?s=drugstore&ie=UTF8&qid=1468270744&sr=1-9&keywords=Dr.+Beckmann+Fleckenteufel

its also for cum btw XD listed on the bottle^^

die sperma !

LOL

Thanks for this, I think i might just go straight to the specialist product. without the egg white it would look totally new..

Seamen could work m8 GL

Nope, but if you ever need to top some fast food for a customer...

yes, just ask for the warm mayo.

They'll be cummin back for more