Try baby wipes. I use them to get the blue off new shoes. I once was on a car lot and stepped in fresh tar and didn't realize it got into my car and had small bit on my shoes and put my leg under my butt ( I wasn't driving) I used a baby wipes and it took it right off.
Every time I clean my mirrors, they end up having tons of streaks and almost look worse than before I started. What could I use to clean them that won't leave streaks...
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If there are any Little League Moms or Grandmoms out there who have a way of removing the grass and dirt stains from white and or grey pants, I would like to hear fro...
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@ auction, I bought a leather rug, looks like those fabric rag rugs, and now wondered how I would clean it.... in machine on a gentle wash; wash by hand with "shampoo...
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http://www.tellason.com/the-journal/guide-to-removing-denim-stains/
I would start with mild soap and water, but don't saturate the synthetic leather.
Dilute some woolite and scrub with a soft brush (toothbrush).
You could try milk - it takes out Biro......
Try baby wipes. I use them to get the blue off new shoes. I once was on a car lot and stepped in fresh tar and didn't realize it got into my car and had small bit on my shoes and put my leg under my butt ( I wasn't driving) I used a baby wipes and it took it right off.