How does one clean a white straw hat?

Aug 02, 2007 by Allan J | Posted in Fashion & Accessories

I am a hat wearer. I have an old straw hat that I enjoy wearing, but because of its aging appearance I can't wear it in public.
What can I use to clean a straw hat? Color is egg shell now "dirty egg shell". Thanks for the helpl in

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MR CLEAN MAGIC ERASOR!!!
lol those will work on anything XD

One Piece Caramelldansen -Straw Hat Crew 2009 Version

Found on Nico Video Yep a new Caramelldansen, people ARE still making these. Not that I'm complaining. Enjoy

LJ Idol Week 34 - Home Game Entry - Prompt: Back In The Habit

The man of great power, though possessed of great power, had never had any success courting ladies. He had summoned Happīika Akuma to be his monstrous instrument of revenge on all women. Unfortunately for the man of great power, he wasn't a man of great language skills. A poor turn of phrase here, a wrong word choice there and - instead of a raging instrument of sexual violence - he summoned forth a charming, gentlemanly (albeit horny) squid demon. The man of great power turned red with fury and started screaming out curses and magic words and phrases in ancient, hideous languages. At last, he got so worked up that he gave himself an aneurysm and dropped dead on the spot. His convulsing hand erased a section of the line in the containment circle (which is typically used to prevent summoned demons from turning on their summoners) and, just like that, Happīika Akuma was released into the world. For centuries, this was Happīika Akuma's life. Find work as a servant in a house with many attractive, unmarried women, become great friends with them all (men and women) and have freaky, unnatural looking sex with most of them. He'd stay on until all his lovers had gotten married or moved out and then regretfully depart to seek other employment. There are still a dozen or so families in the Edo district whose ancient family portraits feature prominent depictions of Happīika Akuma. Servant jobs had become increasingly hard to come by in the late 20th century, so Happīika Akuma...

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