Comments on: How do I remove makeup stains from white wash cloths? http://www.totebagfashion.com/forum/makeup/how-do-i-remove-makeup-stains-from-white-wash-cloths/ Tote Bag discussion forum, online community Mon, 05 Jul 2010 18:38:06 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 By: sweetpea http://www.totebagfashion.com/forum/makeup/how-do-i-remove-makeup-stains-from-white-wash-cloths/comment-page-1/#comment-17275 sweetpea Thu, 12 Feb 2009 10:46:19 +0000 http://totebagfashion.com/forum/makeup/how-do-i-remove-makeup-stains-from-white-wash-cloths/#comment-17275 If you've washed them or dried them with heat, forget it. Otherwise, you're dealing with a grease product and need to soak them in something that will release the grease, like 409, Fantastic or Dawn dish soap. You might want to consider washing your face without a wash cloth or changing your makeup. If you’ve washed them or dried them with heat, forget it.

Otherwise, you’re dealing with a grease product and need to soak them in something that will release the grease, like 409, Fantastic or Dawn dish soap. You might want to consider washing your face without a wash cloth or changing your makeup.

]]> By: ANGELA S http://www.totebagfashion.com/forum/makeup/how-do-i-remove-makeup-stains-from-white-wash-cloths/comment-page-1/#comment-17274 ANGELA S Wed, 11 Feb 2009 14:06:05 +0000 http://totebagfashion.com/forum/makeup/how-do-i-remove-makeup-stains-from-white-wash-cloths/#comment-17274 Be sure to read the care label on any garment before attempting to remove the stain. You may find your garment to be "dry clean only." Lipstick, because it is an oil based form of makeup, can best be treated with a prewash stain remover before attempting to wash the shirt or blouse. Don't rub the stain - it may only drive it in deeper. Blot the stain with your clean white cloth, and rinse in warm water. If the stain is persistent, try applying a good liquid household detergent to the stain, again not rubbing the material. Often, rubbing alcohol will remove lipstick stains. Dab the stain with a small amount of isopropyl alcohol, then add a small amount of household detergent, and wash the garment per label care instructions. Be sure to read the care label on any garment before attempting to remove the stain. You may find your garment to be “dry clean only.” Lipstick, because it is an oil based form of makeup, can best be treated with a prewash stain remover before attempting to wash the shirt or blouse. Don’t rub the stain – it may only drive it in deeper. Blot the stain with your clean white cloth, and rinse in warm water. If the stain is persistent, try applying a good liquid household detergent to the stain, again not rubbing the material.

Often, rubbing alcohol will remove lipstick stains. Dab the stain with a small amount of isopropyl alcohol, then add a small amount of household detergent, and wash the garment per label care instructions.

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