Judy
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I would use an ice cube to freeze the adhesive and peel it off.
attosa
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Try applying a moisturizing lotion to the areas around the strip and work it off there. Wash the blanket after.
April 21, 20180 found this helpful
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Hopefully the blanket is not too large and you will be able to put it through a normal wash cycle after you use any of these methods to remove the strip/adhesive.
- Freezing may work but you might need several ice cubes wrapped in a bundle to completely freeze the spot.
- Rubbing alcohol will remove a lot of adhesives and glue spots.
- Dawn dish soap on cloth over spot will also soften some adhesives and glue and is easy to wash out of items.
- Goo Gone is also good but has to be washed out of blanket.
- If you find that using one method removed the "strip" but some sticky stuff remains you might find some solutions on this site:
- www.wikihow.com/Remove-Sticky-Substances-from-Fabric
April 22, 20180 found this helpful
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You might try a small bit of peanut butter also. It removes pine cone sap rather well.
15mhhm15
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Perhaps soak the area with water to help ease the adhesive and peel off.
