Hi Logan, for coats that require dry cleaning only, spotclean the stain by working a little baking soda into the collar with a soft brush. Let it set about 15 minutes to help absorb any oils in the fabric then brush away the excess. Finally, always clean your coats thoroughly before you store them after winter ends.
- Method 2. Removing Stains with Dish Soap. Blot the stain with a clean tissue to remove lipstick, eyeliner, or mascara from your clothing. Spritz with cold water. Apply a drop of dish soap onto the stain. Rub the soap into the stain. Allow the soap to set into the fabric for 10-15 minutes. Pat clean with a dry towel.
By washing and drying the garment, you have now set the stain. Try some of the remedies here or cut your losses and take to your local dry cleaner and see what they can do for you. Now you know to always pre treat your stains and never toss into the dryer until the stain is completely gone.
Hi Logan, my daughter just went through this. We tried a lot of different things on her white parka (not wool) and the only one that worked was a mixture of Dawn Dishwashing liquid and water with a toothbrush...we very gently scrubbed and rinsed and it came out.
What is the fabric of the jacket?
Hi Logan, for coats that require dry cleaning only, spotclean the stain by working a little baking soda into the collar with a soft brush. Let it set about 15 minutes to help absorb any oils in the fabric then brush away the excess. Finally, always clean your coats thoroughly before you store them after winter ends.
Hi Logan, sorry you have makeup on your jacket. Hope this will be helpful. 5 Ways to Get a Makeup Stain out of Clothes Without Washing - wikiHow
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Removing Stains with Dish Soap
- Method 2. Removing Stains with Dish Soap. Blot the stain with a clean tissue to remove lipstick, eyeliner, or mascara from your clothing. Spritz with cold water. Apply a drop of dish soap onto the stain. Rub the soap into the stain. Allow the soap to set into the fabric for 10-15 minutes. Pat clean with a dry towel.
Hi Logan, my daughter just went through this. We tried a lot of different things on her white parka (not wool) and the only one that worked was a mixture of Dawn Dishwashing liquid and water with a toothbrush...we very gently scrubbed and rinsed and it came out.