i have used hair spray always worked for me
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I found a product at Kmart that I really like called "Greased Lightning". I use it it all the time for my laundry on spots. The trick is to use a toothbrush & rub it well into the material. Don't know if it will work on your quilt, but it does a great job on oil & grease stains.
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The hairspray must have alcohol in it or it will not work.
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I have used hairspray but I have had better luck with the aresol spray.
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Senior Moments are nothing more than brain farts. LOL
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Originally Posted by Wingsofjoy
Yesterday I made mega boo boo. While I was marking a quilt top with a chalk pencil I received a phone call. I answered the phone, had to write down a number, then hung up the phone. I walked back over to my material and before I realized what I was doing I started marking my material with the ink pen I just used. I marked about a half an inch before I realized what I was doing. On white material no less. AAAAAAAAGGGGHHHH! Hopefully it will come out.
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Originally Posted by clsurz
Senior Moments are nothing more than brain farts. LOL
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I haven't tried to get it out yet. I will probably wait until I finish quilting it so I can treat it and then wash it. I hate to leave anything strong on the fabric. It might damage it.
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Originally Posted by MoanaWahine
Originally Posted by Lindsey
I heard hair spray takes ink out. Can't say I remember if it works.. http://www.ehow.com/how_4886844_ink-...-clothing.html
On white, it may take a few times to get it out, but keep trying. |
How about dried and set blood? Is there any hope of getting that out of a quilt?
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