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I have used a paste made of dishwasher detergent to get pen out of DH's dress shirts--they were permanent press, but some were all cotton. I would make a paste and leave it set for a bit, then rinse it out and repeated until it was gone.
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"Goop" stain remover has worked on stains that had been set in on red items. It washed out and no fading of the red color! I wish you luck!
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Originally Posted by auntpiggylpn
(Post 4680757)
I got a bottle at Hancock's but I have seen it at Joann's also and Hobby Lobby.
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I just did hand embroidery on a piece and because I did not want to use my light to trace I copied it from my printer then when finished put a small amount of detergent and an even smaller amout of bleach in a pan and everyhing but the colors washed out. I had even left the web site info on the bottom and now you would never know it,
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I posted already but, I remembered that I use to take pen marks out of hubbies shirts with hair spray
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Originally Posted by QuiltnLady1
(Post 4680956)
I have used a paste made of dishwasher detergent to get pen out of DH's dress shirts--they were permanent press, but some were all cotton. I would make a paste and leave it set for a bit, then rinse it out and repeated until it was gone.
If using a pencil, the softer the lead the better. Like a 3B or 4B, usually available wherever art supplies are sold. |
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