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did you over spray when making the topper? Did you wash and dry the topper before using? So many questions to be answered......
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Originally Posted by IQ2
(Post 7938269)
I'm not sure which I used on this. I had previously purchased June Tailor spray but didn't like it and switched to 505. I just checked the 505 can and it says to remove dry clean.
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Also, dry cleaning is not recommended for quilts at all.
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Oh that's a bummer! Sorry this happened to you.
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Originally Posted by IQ2
(Post 7938441)
Well I didn't use heat in the diffuser, and I don't THINK I used very much adhesive, but I sure am gun-shy about using it again. Thanks for the info about Sullivan's. I will try that next time, IF I don't chicken out of using it any more. It surely did make layering easier....decisions, decisions!
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I have used Sullivan's for years and have never had trouble. I use things I have made on my wooden dining table and other furniture and it never sticks.
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Never used an oil diffuser so no knowledge if that could cause the problem. I have a runner on my table that I use for a hot pad for hot pans off the stove and out of the oven. It was basted with basting spray and I've never had problem with the topper sticking to the table underneath the pan. It's washed a lot so I doubt there is any spray left in it by now anyway.
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Those leak-proof oil diffusers do leak and they will remove the finish from furniture. It did happen to me.
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Originally Posted by MaggieLou
(Post 7938861)
I can't believe they would say dry cleaning to remove adhesive. You should be able to just wash it out. At least Elmer's is washable. Who would dry clean a quilt? That would be expensive unless the fabric used needed dry cleaning.
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Hadn't heard of Sullivans but will look it up. Hopefully it works as well as the 505 does.
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