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Lip Balm Stain on ClothingStephanie from Anchorage, Alaska Feedback About This Post:RE: Lip Balm Stain on ClothingI have tried the Dawn dish soap, warm water wash, Electrosol dishwasher soap, using a toothbrush to scrub it into the clothing! Help! These are my son's very expensive golf polo shirts and I cannot afford to replace them. WD-40? Should I? Post By Deb Hosking (Guest Post) RE: Lip Balm Stain on ClothingI just did that myself -- only it was tinted lip balm! :-p, but I just took a little clorox 2, pretreated the stains and rubbed in, then re-washed the clothes, and it all came out. This was after I'd let them get into the dryer, so it works on 'old' or 'dried in' lip balm stains. No need to get out the degreasers or all that jazz, just some color safe bleach, or detergent like BIZ to pre-treat, and you're good to go! Post By tj (Guest Post) WD 40 FAN CLUBi was AMAZED about what wd-40 can do.. try joining the wd-40 fan club and downloading a list of over TWO THOUSAND uses.. i'm sure it would work.. but that's me, i try things out :) Post By JILL D. (Guest Post) RE: Lip Balm Stain on Clothing
I don't think that WD-40 is a good idea, because it could further stain your top. Post by tru24rm |
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