Crayons and KoolAid on a Whole Load of Clothes

RE: Crayons on a Whole Load of Clothes Post By lindasy@ladielynnzie (Guest Post) (03/03/2008) Hello. I am like everyone else,i always check clothes for stuff. I have a broke ankle and leg, so my mom is helping out and she did the laundry. She came in and said oh my gosh I am so sorry I didn't check pockets and there is something blue on everything including the dryer. Then she found something in the basket a blue color. So we decided to google it and i have found so many things to try and I will try one of them. Who knows maybe a few of them lol well I'll let y'all know how it comes out. Thank you so much. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Crayons and KoolAid on a Whole Load of Clothes Post By Susan (Guest Post) (04/06/2007) Don't believe the insurance co is good advise. Go to the suggestions under the Crayon Dried on Clothing heading for better solutions. 1 cup of cold water Tide and 1 cup of Spray & Wash on HOT water wash/Cold rise. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Crayons and KoolAid on a Whole Load of Clothes Post by goodkelly (5) | (10/22/2004) Contact Take the items to your dry cleaner. If he knows the nature of the stain, he knows what stain removers to try first. My son recently left a blue crayon in his pocket and I thought the whole load was ruined. Fortunately my dry-cleaner was able to get out about 95% of the stains. Good luck to you! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Crayons and KoolAid on a Whole Load of Clothes Post By joesgirl (Guest Post) (10/21/2004) You may want to call your insurance company that insures your house. A similar experience happened to me many years ago. Some one also suggested to me to call the insurance company & when I did they told me to make a list & price of each & every item & to submit it to them. Lo & behold they reimbursed me 100%. Try it as you have nothing to lose. Good Luck & I hope they will be as kind to you as mine was to me. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Crayons and KoolAid on a Whole Load of Clothes Post by Leann2 (26) | (10/21/2004) Contact My neice recently had the same problem. I believe she called Crayola to learn the following method of removal: she sprayed WD40 on the crayon marks and washed in hot water. She had to repeat for a few items (don't dry until you are sure all the crayon is off). It smells bad, but works for most clothes (she wasn't able to get the crayon off 1 pair of pants). Report Spam or Abuse