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Flush cold water from the back. Work in liquid detergent, wait 10 minutes, then wash. For pale fabric, oxygen bleach can help.
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Flush cold water from the back. Work in liquid detergent, wait 10 minutes, then wash. For pale fabric, oxygen bleach can help.
Blot—do not rub. Flush cold water from the back, cover with salt only as a short-term blotter, then treat with detergent and oxygen bleach if fabric allows.
Rinse with cold water. Rub in enzyme detergent and soak in cool water, then wash cold.
Cover with baking soda or cornstarch for 15 minutes, brush away, then work in dish soap or liquid detergent before washing warmest safe.
Scrape away excess, treat with dish soap or liquid detergent, and wash at the warmest safe setting.
Lift excess with tape or a spoon. Treat with micellar water or dish soap, then liquid detergent. Wash as labeled.
Blot, treat with dish soap or a solvent-based prewash, then wash. Repeat before drying if needed.
Rub gently with a dry microfiber cloth or nylon stocking. For buildup, use a little vinegar on washable cotton, then launder.
Soak washable whites in oxygen bleach, then wash with enzyme detergent.
Work in enzyme detergent. For sturdy washable fabric, dab rubbing alcohol from the back, then wash.
Let it dry completely, brush off what you can, then pretreat with detergent and wash.
Scrape, rinse cold from the back, treat with enzyme detergent, then wash.
Scrape, flush cold water from the back, pretreat with detergent, then wash.
Flush cold water from the back, treat with liquid detergent, then soak in oxygen bleach if safe.
Place paper towels beneath. Dab—not rub—with rubbing alcohol from the outside inward; replace towels, then wash.
Dab with rubbing alcohol on a protected work surface; follow with detergent and wash.
For washable sturdy fabric, use non-acetone remover after a spot test, blotting from the back.
Rinse while wet with warm water from the back, then work in soap and wash.
Use the paint can’s recommended solvent in a ventilated area, spot test, then wash separately.
Harden with ice, gently scrape, then sandwich between paper towels and use a low iron if fabric allows. Pretreat any dye residue.
Harden with ice, scrape gently, then remove residue with a tiny amount of rubbing alcohol if safe. Wash.
Use a commercial rust remover made for fabric or lemon juice plus salt on white washable cotton, then rinse and wash.
Brush outside, pretreat with detergent, and wash at the warmest safe temperature with oxygen bleach if appropriate.
Blot, rinse cold, soak in enzyme cleaner, then wash. Air dry to check for odor before heat.
Remove solids with gloves, rinse cold, treat with enzyme detergent, and wash separately.
Treat with dish soap, then liquid detergent. Wash warmest safe and air dry to check.
Rinse cold, pretreat with detergent, and soak in oxygen bleach if fabric allows.
Blot, rinse cold, pretreat with detergent, and use oxygen bleach when safe.