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Posted: 30-12-2008 , 10:22 PM #1 |
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![]() Help me please jt people ....
My loving kids have managed to get "ORANGE HIGHLIGHTER PEN" on my beautiful, WHITE, hand decorated, wash by hand only!!! christmas table cloth... HELP cant find any way to remove it ... any helpful ideas.. Many thanks Summersun |
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Posted: 30-12-2008 , 11:13 PM #2 |
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![]() my mum swears by those crystals cant think what the name is think its sodium crystals, u put the tablecloth into the sink or basin and leave it steaping for about an hr and it will do the job, bi carbonate of soda would be good too but id try the other one first cos its been around for years! i clean my runners in it over night and they come out shining clean and not out of shape like what happens in the washing machine!
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Posted: 30-12-2008 , 11:35 PM #3 | |
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Thanks Jenniferalan... will look out for sodium crystals never seen them before... Summersun |
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Posted: 01-01-2009 , 03:33 PM #4 |
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![]() Hi Have you tried head & shoulders shampoo it is fantastic for taking a colour out of your hair. might work
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Posted: 01-01-2009 , 05:22 PM #5 |
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![]() Hi
Hairspray works on all kinds of ink stains, just spray it on and leave a while, worth a try Hope it helps. Your tablecloth sounds gorgeous by the way! Happy New Year!!! |
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Posted: 02-01-2009 , 09:29 PM #6 |
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![]() Hi Bings,
Thanks for that ... its is so way out that it could just work!!! Thanks Ireno, i posess no hairspray.... but will ask a friend, i will try all of the ideas and let you know which one if not all works... Thanks Summersun |
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Posted: 13-01-2009 , 08:23 PM #7 | |
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![]() Hi Tried the crystals and unfortunately it didn't work...
Anybody else any ideas?? Thanks Summersun Quote:
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Posted: 13-01-2009 , 09:33 PM #8 |
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![]() there is a stain remover you can buy its very good lol just found it is called ecozone its great stuff ive just used it and it works great it says removes stains without chemicals
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Posted: 13-01-2009 , 11:25 PM #9 |
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![]() I would try Milton, I use it on many things to remove stains. :)
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Posted: 21-01-2009 , 09:23 PM #10 | |
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I went out and got some milton... IT didnt work but brought back happy memories with the smell thanks Carmadon Summersun STILL LOOKING FOR MORE IDEAS PLEASE.... |
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Posted: 21-01-2009 , 09:25 PM #11 | |
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Hi misstake .... cant wait to try your idea , really hope this one works thanks |
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Posted: 21-01-2009 , 09:34 PM #12 |
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![]() Hi,
I recently had pen on my carpet and my sister in law suggested that I use nailvarnish remover to get it out (must still do this so don't know if it will work on carpet). She used it before to get pen marks out of a duvet cover. Used cotton wool to put some on and then some cotton wool on the back to soak it up. Hope this works if you are trying it. Ta poppie |
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Posted: 25-01-2009 , 03:52 PM #13 | |
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![]() Hi Poppie, thanks for your suggestion.. i tried your varnish remover ... and the answer is ... wait for it nooooooooooo it hasnt worked....
Will nothing remove this orange highlighter??????? Any other ideas please thanks so much summersun Quote:
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Posted: 29-01-2009 , 06:26 PM #14 |
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![]() Oh, summersun, that's awful! My Grandma used to say for these cases: "only with vinegary scissors...".
But there must some truth in it, vinegar is used instead of bleach on many occasions, so probably worth a try (without the scissors, lol!). But make sure it's not malt vinegar, cause that one stains too (I know, I soaked the nappies in that once :(). Good luck, hope something will get it out. Regards, p |
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Posted: 29-01-2009 , 07:40 PM #15 | |
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![]() Oh Pappy... ( do you like the nickname?) never thought of white vinegar... will try that, also misstake has recommended an eco powder that i will try, and i have just bought a stain remover by Dr Beckmann that show a pretty picture of a pink highlighter pen!!! with the slogan "it works because we care about cleaning"... if these three ideas dont work ill probably have a hole where the stain was... i can always embroider another christmas design over the stain...
thanks everybody take care Summersun Quote:
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