How to get lubricant stains out of bedsheets
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Janet Pizaro
on Jul 02, 2018
http://www.thehomoculture.com/2017/06/22/remove-lube-stains-from-sheets/ -
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27524803
on Jul 02, 2018
soak the area with Dawn dish soap and let it sit at least over night.... then wash in HOT water.... do not machine dry until you check to see if the stain is gone..... also... I did a quick Google Search: how to remove grease stains from clothing...of course... if the sheets have been washed and dried several times... nothing may work. -
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Reenaroc
on Jul 02, 2018
I'd try Dawn (if Spray & wash didn't work). Let the Dawn soak on the stains for a while and work it in by hand. Try using the second rinse option if your washing machine has that. Should help. You may have to do it every wash for a while but it really should help get most of it out pretty quickly. Good Luck! -
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Cynthia H
on Jul 02, 2018
Most personal lubricants are water based, but some have silicone. Avoid putting anything in the dryer until you are done removing the stain. Any fluids , mixed with the lubricant might cause a stain also, if exposed to heat. A friend recently recommended this product, so it might be worth a try:https://www.amazon.com/Soilove-Laundry-Soil-stain-Remover-Special/dp/B00FZPL4KA?tag=esquire_auto-append-20&ascsubtag=[artid|10054.a.50593[src|[ch|
Janet Pizaro
on Jul 02, 2018
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