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I only wash fabrics and quilts with Tide Coldwater liquid detergent and color catchers. I just use the washable Crayola markers, always washes out. Even pre washing all my fabrics just certain colors still bleed sometimes. I buy fabrics mainly from Hobby Lobby and Walmart and have very good results. I usually use 3 or 4 color catchers, using them until they start falling apart.
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I had one Crayola marker (orange) that did not completely wash out...used a little Spray n Wash and washed it again. Poof! All gone.
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NZ- Dawn takes out a lot of stuff. Maybe rub some in and then let in soak in a pail or some container.
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Originally Posted by Sheri.a
(Post 7928730)
I recently used a brown Crayola Ultra washable to mark a quilt. I am not ready to wash the quilt, but thought I could use a wet rag to spot clean it. It didn't work. Then I put the piece in the sink with running water and a dot of dawn. It still did no all come out.
My mistake was not testing. I just assumed since everyone else had great luck, so would I. :( |
Originally Posted by oksewglad
(Post 7928750)
I've had great luck with the washable markers. Even though you prewashed the green fabric...that could be the culprit. I prewashed and dried a red Kim Diehl fabric as well as a Hoffman red fabric. The Hoffman bled when I applied steam. The other when I washed the quilt (with color catcher) the first time. I haven't rewashed the red quilt, but plan on using orvus and color catchers the second time around.
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Originally Posted by kat13
(Post 7929717)
What is orvus?
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