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CLR removes rust stains and doesn't have a funky smell. I'd try it on a q-tip for little spots.
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If you can't get the rust out, you can always applique rosy cheeks for him.
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That's a very clever idea!!!
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I would definately try RetroClean. Here's a post about a tablecloth I cleaned with it.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-78733-1.htm I would wait until it's done and quilted though. |
I think my grocery store still has Whink. you may want to check yours before you ordr.
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Vinegar and baking soda works. Just mix them together with some cold water and soak it.
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Originally Posted by carhop
oxyclean might get it out make a paste and place on wet stain for a few seconds
Explosive blessings, abundance and inspiration to you all! - The Creative Seamstress |
Retro clean works really well on rust or odd stains on old quilts.
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I've used lemon juice, salt and sunshine to remove rust stains many times. Soak it in lemon juice, rub it good with salt and let it sit in the sun for a few hours. Rust should be gone. Operative word...should.
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Originally Posted by Dottie Bug
cream of tartar will remove rust out of your sinks i would try it make a wet solition and dampen the quilt where the rust is put it where the rust stain is and let it sit for 15 min and rinse . you can do this multi. times wont hurt your quilt or fade it . Dottie bug
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