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Lipstick Left in Dryer

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Date: 05/31/2009 Topics: Cleaning > Appliances | Readers Request > Cleaning  
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A lipstick was in the pocket of a pair of jeans that were washed, then dried. While in the dryer, the lipstick opened, and now there's a lot of smears all over the inside of the dryer. What's gonna get it off? I gotta get this clean before my husband comes home and sees it. Help.

By Bad Kitty from Las Vegas, NV

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By MooseMom (16) Contact
The newer product in the orange spray can, "Jigaloo" also works great for stains - it even takes spray paint off! You need to be SURE the dryer is cool, and open windows, turn on fans, etc. to get good air circulation.

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By Sandy/Pittsburgh (48) Contact
WD-40 on a damp white towel-like rag will take it right off. So will Goof -Off and Greased Lightning. Don't stress, it'll come off. Sandy/Pittsburgh

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By minnabird (28) Contact
I'm in the same situation. I have not tried it yet, but read 1 cup of liquid dish detergent and 1 cup of laundry detergent running the cycle in hot water will remove it. Good luck with it.

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By Bad Kitty (1) Contact
Actually, I found more info; rubbing alcohol workedamazingly! No trace that the accident even occured! :-) Thanks!

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By yard_sale_annie (37) Profile Blog! Contact
i would try vinegar it works great taking grease and mold off items also have heard that hairspray works good for that to or try an sos pad maybe the grit from the soap pad would remove it

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