Old trick, peanut butter! It's oily and really loosens up the gum when its worked in! Great for getting it out of kids hair too!
By jen (Guest Post)
11/20/2008
I just washed and dryer a blanket that had gum on it. I tried a vinegar method and it worked pretty good. The hot vinegar just pulls the gum off.
By Donna6397 (Guest Post)
09/10/2007
Just use cooking oil(vegetable, canola etc). The oil will break down the gum as well as WD-40 and should be safe on all clothes. Make sure you scrape off all the gum then rub some dish soap into the oil spot left behind and launder in hot water.
By
09/08/2007
Try putting the clothing in the freezer and after that the gum should pull right out.
By
09/07/2007
WD-40. Spray on scrape off gum then launder again using as hot of water as fabric will allow.
By (Guest Post)
09/07/2007
Try WD-40. Test first in an inconspicuous spot.
By Ruthie AKA squigit2@aol.com (Guest Post)
09/07/2007
Try spraying WD-40 on the gum, it really works. Ruthie