Grass stains

Got your clothes covered in grass and need to deal with it fast? We have a few handy homegrown grass stain cleaning tips for you to try out.

This guide is about removing grass stains from clothing. A stubborn stain that can end up on many a knee is from the lawn.

How to remove grass stains on jeans and other washable clothes {on Stain Removal 101}

Chlorine bleach is easy to use, but mistakes can be fatal to your favorite clothes. So we asked Linda Cobb, author of “Talking Dirty With the Queen of Clean” (Pocket Books), to tell us …

If you have a young family, you'll know how easily clothes can get stained. Here's how to remove grass stains using a common kitchen ingredient.

Grass stains can be treated by any of these: baking soda, dish soap, rubbing alcohol, vinegar, or hydrogen peroxide. You can also use enzyme-based detergent.

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Getting grass stains out of clothing is a straightforward process involving a few key steps. Here’s what you’ll need and how to do it:

Grass stains can be treated by any of these: baking soda, dish soap, rubbing alcohol, vinegar, or hydrogen peroxide. You can also use enzyme-based detergent.

Embracing your inner child and rolling down that verdant hill seems like a good idea…until you wind up with grass stains on your brand-new light-wash jeans. As hard as it is to find laundry motivation, don’t procrastinate: “Catching the stain earlier is so much better than later,” says James Joun, cofounder of the laundry service Rinse.