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Lip Balm on a Stuffed Animal

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Date: 05/03/2007 Topics: Cleaning > Toys | Readers Request > Cleaning  
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My granddaughter used lip balm all over her new stuffed bear. Any suggestions on how to get it out?

Mary Waterman from Exeter, CA
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By fauxpaslover (65) Profile Contact
LOL...I am sorry, I don't have a tip, but this made me laugh, remembering when my son was little, he "Vaselined" the cat!!
The real cat was NOT easy to clean! LOL

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By mom of three (Guest Post)
try using murphys oil soap. a few years ago, my daughter got red lipstick all over a brand new light violet shirt. i thought it was ruined for sure. i was looking around the house to see if i had something that might get it out. i had a bottle of murphys oil soap in a spray bottle and thought i'd give it a try. i sprayed the areas with the soap and let it sit for several hours. the murphys oil soap actually lifted the lipstick out of the shirt. i rinsed the shirt in cool water and launderd it. it all came out!!! i couldn't believe it. that stuff works wonders!! good luck!!!

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By Lynda (Guest Post)
I'd use an old terry face cloth closely spray WD-40 on each area then rub using a clean spot on the cloth frequently. After all signs are gone, to remove the WD-40 I'd use Alcohol and a fresh old terry face
cloth. Cotton will not likely work. Use in fresh air.
It will leave a residue, but not too unpleasant after a time. Hang it outside in a tree to "air". Good luck and God bless you for your efforts to save it. : )

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