How can you get tree sap out of your clothes?
I was gifted with two pickups loads (I loaded, my pick up) of green pine and juniper today.
It was very sappy and very heavy, My jeans and tee shirt are covered with sticky sap.
Would it come out in the washer? Should I set them aside as my tree sap clothes?
As a side note, I was quite impressed with the tree cutter. He wore a harness and had climbing
spikes strapped to his legs. He threw a pulley and rope over high branches of this tall tree,
and hoisted himself up, lowering large limbs with the rope. He was very good. I did this kind
of stuff when I was young, and he was better than I ever was. I took my two chain saws and
cut the branches up before loading my 3/4 ton old GMC til the springs flattened, twice. The big
rounds were two feet across.
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(Vodka might remove it--if it doesn't, drink it, and you'll be happy you have tree sap on your clothes! 
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Most of the trees around were pine trees. I imagine it would also work for clothes, rubbing alcohol dissolved it and it's safe.
