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PostSubject: sewers aid   sewers aid EmptyTue Apr 21, 2015 5:25 am

I have noticed that sewers aide seems to have bled into the background fabric on a project of mine, I noticed it when Id pressed the darn piece. Does anyone have any thought or ideas on how to remove it, what to wash it with? Im afraid the heat of the iron may have set it, does anyone have any advice to offer? Thanks

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PostSubject: Re: sewers aid   sewers aid EmptyTue Apr 21, 2015 1:06 pm

Hmmm supposedly it is stain free. Guess that's not right is it? I tried looking it up and OMG! be carful with Googling that! Apparently silicon lubricants have a whole different use Shocked

Anyway, I read anything from denatured alcohol, a citrus based cleaner, plain soap and water, to a product called goo-gone. Mostly I read that it probably won't come out. So sorry Helen.

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PostSubject: Re: sewers aid   sewers aid EmptyTue Apr 21, 2015 5:53 pm

I'm picturing the websites that came up........ lmao lmao lmao Shocked
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PostSubject: Re: sewers aid   sewers aid EmptyTue Apr 21, 2015 9:10 pm

Yeah, they were different!!!!!

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PostSubject: Re: sewers aid   sewers aid EmptyThu Apr 23, 2015 4:24 am

If you can get a dish washing soap that has a degreaser agent in it, that should help get any residue out. I use sewers aid (which is basically Mineral oil) on some of my threads that I Long arm with and have never had any issues with it bleeding or staining any quilts.
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PostSubject: Re: sewers aid   sewers aid EmptyThu Apr 23, 2015 10:35 am

My bottle of sewer's aid says it's silicone. A lot of people mentioned Dawn dish washing liquid. It's worth a try.

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PostSubject: Re: sewers aid   sewers aid EmptyThu Apr 23, 2015 7:58 pm

I don't know what sewer's aid is.
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PostSubject: Re: sewers aid   sewers aid EmptyThu Apr 23, 2015 11:48 pm

texasmusicmom wrote:
I'm picturing the websites that came up........ lmao lmao lmao Shocked

I dont have to imagine, I googled it too and yup, all manner of things came up Shocked lmao lmao

I knew it was silicone thats why I was hesitant to just wash it, think I will try some dish liquid and see how that goes, I dont want to shift the dye on the applique pieces so think that will be safe.

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