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Lip Gloss Stains on Clothing

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Date: 11/24/2009 Topics: Cleaning > Clothing Stains | Readers Request > Laundry  
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How do I get lip gloss out of jeans? I have soaked them in Dawn dish soap and hot water twice, and it still will not come out.

By Nichole

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Request: Lip Gloss Stains on Clothing

Archived on 11/24/2009

How do you remove lip gloss spots from clothing? The items went through the dryer and now I can't seem to remove the spots.

Sandra from Perris, CA

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RE: Lip Gloss Stains on Clothing

I have always used Murphy's Oil soap. Put it on the stain, let set a few minutes, and then wash. You can even use the dollar store brand of Murphy's. Hope this helps. (04/24/2006)

By shannon

RE: Lip Gloss Stains on Clothing

I use an old product called phels-naptha soap to remove just about anything. You should be able to find it, it's a bar soap. My grandma always used it. You can use a scrub brush to rub it on the stain. Good luck. (10/12/2007)

By wendy

RE: Lip Gloss Stains on Clothing

I had a very expensive white blouse that I got lip gloss on. I hand-washed it using warmish-hot water, and dish detergent, rubbing the part with the stain. This only took a few minutes, and after letting it dry, the stain was completely out. (10/05/2008)

By anonymous

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Request: Lip Gloss Stains on Clothing

Archived on 05/14/2004

I accidentally put my lip gloss in the dryer and i would really like to get the little "gressy" spots that are on all of my clothes off... can anyone help?

TL from TX

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RE: Lip Gloss Stains on Clothing 05/24/2004
I have always had good luck using cornstarch. Put a cloth or paper towel under the spot, sprinkle with cornstarch and rub with a clean dry cloth or paper towel. The cornstarch absorbs the oils and pulls them out of the fabric. This worked when I somehow managed to get sewing machine oil on a bridesmaid's dress I was making for my niece's wedding! Good luck...
By Sabrina (Guest Post)
RE: Lip Gloss Stains on Clothing 05/24/2004
Try Dawn dish detergent. I keep a bottle in my laundry room and just squeeze a little to cover the stain. If it's a bad stain you could even rub it in. Then I let it sit a few minutes (or overnight) and put the clothes in with the rest of the laundry.
RE: Lip Gloss Stains on Clothing 05/26/2004
There is a product called Lestoil. I found it at my local farm supply store as it doesn't seem to be available in a regular grocery store. It as a petroleum smell. But don't worry, after drying I don't notice the smell at all. It works wonders on my kids greasy smears on their clothing as well.
By Leigh Ann (Guest Post)
RE: Lip Gloss Stains on Clothing 01/28/2005
Go to the store and in the laundry section buy the OXY POWER spray the area good and let it set for a couple hours, it shoud come out. It might take a couple applications
By Shelly (Guest Post)

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