jljack

That was a good eBay experience, then. The seller certainly was fair with you.

I would like to see it, too. I love older quilts.

Katia

I love Grandma' Secret Spot remover. It can work miracles. My husband got dirty transmission fluid on his khaki work pants and I didn't see the spots until after the pants were washed and dried. I figured they were garbage. But I bought some Grandma's to try and after a couple of times letting the stuff sit on the spots and then washing, the spots were gone. Amazing !

luckylindy333

Thanks, I have never seen that around here, but worth searching for, it sounds like!

purplemem

Grandma's Spot Remover is always at the counter at Hancocks.

clem55

Dampen the spot, cover with cream of tartar, tie a string around it to keep it together and damp, let set for a couple hours. It worked for me! You want the CoT to remain pasty

Tennessee Suzi

I will try this...thank you

jaciqltznok

for rust you can try baking soda and lemon juice first..make a paste and use a soft toothbrush....

donnajean

I remember taking rust out of my white gloves with lemon juice when I was a kid. I just looked it up for you.

http://www.ehow.com/how_18793_remove-rust-fabric.html

CarrieAnne

I hope you can post a picture!

Tennessee Suzi

That makes sense...thank you for finding this for me!