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Very boring washing question, sorry!

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WideWebWitch · 13/11/2003 12:45

Sorry, so boring but ds has a fairly new top and it's accidentally been washed with a sticker on it (it was an entrance sticker to somewhere I think). Although the sticker isn't there any more, there's a load of sticky, sticker shaped residue on the top - is there any way of getting it off or should I just chuck the top? It's been washed about 3 times so far so clearly the machine alone isn't going to get it out. TIA and sorry for the tedium of the subject!

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codswallop · 13/11/2003 12:48

Get sticky stuff remover form lakeland - fantastic for chewing gum too

codswallop · 13/11/2003 12:50

its here

WideWebWitch · 13/11/2003 13:02

Ahem, the top was only 5 pence more than the remover so I think I'll chuck it and only buy the sticky stuff remover if the same happens to his Dior clothes...(joking, he hasn't got Dior clothes but ykwim) Thanks coddy.

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sb34 · 13/11/2003 13:05

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codswallop · 13/11/2003 13:06

will agreee sb34 - it smells of orange - good for getting stickers off wardrobes etc

sb34 · 13/11/2003 13:08

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codswallop · 13/11/2003 13:09

sb34 sniffs it all day I reckon, does soupy have any?

lucy123 · 13/11/2003 13:09

www - before you chuck the top out, try using either nail polish remover or white spirit. It will work but may ruin the top. Shouldn't do if its a fairly normal fabric though.

janh · 13/11/2003 13:15

Or try lighter fuel - the petrol kind - I have used it and it doesn't leave a stain. And it comes with a neat little nozzle so its easy to aim. It also works on chewing gum.

sb34 · 13/11/2003 13:18

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Nome · 13/11/2003 13:36

Or try Johnson's baby wipes - too strong for poo, but very good at getting label residue off nearly new sale toys and clothes.

sis · 14/11/2003 11:27

Try wrapping sellotape round your hand (sticky side out, obviously!) and pressing it on the sticky patch to see if it lifts off the goo.

kayleigh · 14/11/2003 11:31

agree with Coddy and sb34. Sticky Stuff Remover from Lakeland is brilliant. Removed a wad of chewing gum from the bottom of my boot this very week !!

Tinker · 14/11/2003 12:11

ice cube?

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