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Originally Posted by kwhite
I am glad this thread started. I pulled out a Dorothy costume I had made several years ago for my daughter and she had loaned it to one of her friends (without my knowledge) and the friend decided the costume was not slutty enough and GLUED the hem up on it. And of course no one told me about it so now it has glue all over the skirt for over a year. I have washed it twice and it is still there. I am so mad at her. I will try goo gone first and then WD40.
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Joanns had a problem a few years ago with the glue from the sticker, staying on the fat quarters. i took them back..and would not buy a FQ from them, unless i took off one side of the label first.
they have changed companies they get their FQ's from now. |
If it is Elmer's, it will wash out in the washer....
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Goo Gone Works Great!!
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Thank You for all the great information. I never knew all this but will sure keep it mind the next time I need help with any of the listed problems...THANKS.........
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This is just a joke, but maybe they had to list the petroleum in the ingredients because of all the oil spills throughout the world?
And the fish absorb the oil? Suzy |
Originally Posted by MacThayer
Sorry I misunderstood you, and sorry I sounded so miffed.
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For the adhesive try using nail polish remover.
As for the WD-40 it is also very useful for dissolving the acid on any kind of battery, including autos. I have also used it to take tractor grease out of clothing, then wash and dry as usual. Does not leave ay residue or stains. |
Thank you Mac that was pretty informative
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Oh no!!! Why on earth would anyone glue a hem????? Good luck Fez! Hey, I just realized I have used every kind of spray, oil, etc I could think of to stop the squeaky door on my SUV including WD-40, but I have not tried the Goo Gone. Hmmm... |
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