00:00In theory, a white silk shirt should be in every woman's closet.
00:03In practice, finding one that fits is hard enough, but it's also a magnet for stains.
00:07It's never white for very long.
00:09I think I found the perfect white silk shirt that's important for many reasons.
00:13The most important one being this.
00:16Like new.
00:19There's a Kickstarter right now by a brand called Elizabeth and Clark, and they make
00:21a wide variety of shirts that are really affordable.
00:24The thing they all have in common is that they're made with this unstainable technology,
00:28and it uses nanotechnology to affix these tiny fibers onto cottons and silks.
00:32Basically, what it means is it repels all water in oil-based liquids.
00:36So that's your coffee, that's your wine, mustard, soy sauce, whatever you can imagine that you
00:41usually would be terrified to eat around a white silk shirt, you can eat them and drink them.
00:45It's awesome to test it out.
00:47We are going to throw stuff at me.
00:52So when stuff like this happens, all you gotta do is rinse it off with water.
00:56Don't pat it in, because then it might actually set into the fibers.
01:02I'm ready.
01:05I'm so sorry, Connie.
01:09So the mustard doesn't seem to be coming out, so I'm going to try to get it out with this.
01:15I don't know if this is going to work.
01:17I don't know if this is going to work.
01:19Mmmmm.
01:23Mmmmm.
01:25Okay.
01:25Well, I made this.
01:27So, while some of the mustard has not come out, a lot of it has, and I'm confident that
01:32I can get it out if I just machine wash it.
01:34Do not dry clean these things.
01:36The technology breaks down under dry cleaning.
01:38And for your regular day-to-day life, when people aren't spraying you with an entire thing
01:42of mustard, you should be fine.
01:43So support the Kickstarter if this is something you're into.
01:4640 bucks for this shirt.
01:47And, uh, I need to go shower.
