Start the film:
The moment you've been waiting for. It's Valentine's Day and the two of you are sitting across from each other, enjoying a nice evening at your favorite restaurant.
You worked hard for this moment. You scored the reservations, had flowers delivered earlier in the day, made sure the babysitter had all the mobile numbers...just in case...and had the car washed, waxed and ready to go.
And so you sit and talk quietly as you look at her over the candle on the table.
And then...as you reach out your hand to take hers...in slow motion, you see yourself knock over your wine glass and watch as it firmly topples over on the table, it's contents splashing and exploding off the top of the tablecloth, the contents racing for her white blouse.
With cat-like reflexes, you reach for the wine glass, only to continue the calamity and knock it completely and decidedly off the table and into her lap, as if tipping the glass over wasn't good enough...
Stop the film.
So now what? United Linen will get the stains out of the napkins and tablecloths, but what about that white blouse. How do you minimize the damage?
I spoke with Eben, one of the managers at Mahogany Prime Steakhouse in Tulsa, OK and asked him what the best thing to do is when red wine gets spilled on a piece of clothing. Eben recommends taking club soda at room temperature and dabbing the shirt with a linen napkin. He also mentioned that the restaurant keeps a Tide pen handy for more stubborn stains.
That helps control the problem. Beyond this, you should take the stained piece of clothing to the dry cleaners for further cleaning.
We hope this tidbit of information helps you overcome some of life's little misshaps. Have a fun and enjoyable Valentine's Day.
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