XP: laundry question

Re: XP: laundry question

• Bootsie12

  April 2012

  I would try Goo Gone to remove the residue

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• Bathlove

  April 2012

  I would try soaking it in vinegar and water for a little while and then scrubbing it.  Not sure if it'll work but couldn't hurt to try.
  

  

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• kjewell member

  April 2012

  Bootsie12:

  I would try Goo Gone to remove the residue

  I think I will.  I thought of it, I was just mildly worried about it leaving a stain of it own.  It seems greasy/oily.

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• srs5624 member

  April 2012

  kjewell:

  Bootsie12:

  I would try Goo Gone to remove the residue

  I think I will.  I thought of it, I was just mildly worried about it leaving a stain of it own.  It seems greasy/oily.

  Two part process... use the goo gone and then wash it (don't dry, the heat will set in the stain). Then re-wash and pre-treat for the goo gone oil. Dawn should take the oil out, but if you want to be sure there's a product called Lestoil. It's in the laundry aisle, but you have to search for it. It doesn't have prime eye level placement. It looks like a bottle of cooking oil... that stuff will get rid of any oil stains.

  
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• foreignroyalty member

  

  April 2012

  I'd use oxyclean. The enzymes will remove the oily glue that is stuck on. Just scritch it in with your fingernail.

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• iloveu4ever member

  

  April 2012

  nail polish remover?

  
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