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hey clean freaking germaphobes what is up you guys in this video i am going to show you three different ways to get baby stains out of baby clothes so last week i pulled out my daughters bin of old baby clothes to go through them to see what i could use with this little person and i was really unpleasantly surprised to see how many clothes like onesies and blankets had these little yellowish stains on them when i swear they were not there when i packed them away unfortunately now anybody who has had a baby will understand the difference between baby stains and any other kind of kid in new stains like food spills or like permanent marker or any other staining products so these baby stains are those light yellowy stains that appear on the collar or the front sometimes on their sleeves and sometimes you dont really know that those baby stains are there as in my case with my stored baby clothes because when you store baby clothes sometimes the residue from either breast milk or spit up