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stains from natural chapstick on microfiber/spandex skating tights?
A few weeks ago, I was doing a load of laundry, and accidentally left a tube of Burt's Bee's chapstick in the wash. It also went through the dryer, which left stains on my microfiber/spandex skating tights. I've tried rewashing them with using a stain remover, but that didn't work. What else can I try? Would dish detergent be a possibility? I'm just trying to think of everyday stuff that I have at home that could work.
Thanks!
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- ♠ Merlin ♠Lv 79 years agoFavorite Answer
they have been through the dryer?
the stain is set
the problem you have is you have a grease (beeswax) that has been under high temps
do you have any chalk?
like sidewalk chalk?
grate or rub against a blackboard so you have dust, onto the stain and leave
rub it in with your finger
it works when something hasnt been washed as it absorbs the grease
it may work now
