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Gum in the Dryer!
Asked by T.L. from St. Louis
on July 19, 2010
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Help! I check all pockets before doing laundry, but apparently I missed a piece of gum in my hubby's pocket. I took all the clothes out of the dryer one by one to sh...
Crayon and Clothes and Dryer
Asked by F.P. from St. Louis
on September 23, 2009
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How do i get crayon stain out of dryer and off my load of laundry?
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- Melaleuca's Sol-U-Mel!!
- I use a toxic free products and I got crayon off of my dryer and clothes plus carpet it is call sol u mel want more information and want to go green www.livefami...
- A cleaner called Oil Eater (I bought it at Costco) got crayon off of my carpet like magic. Not sure about the dryer, or clothes that have been dried already, but it's ...
Package of Gum Made It to the Dryer!
Asked by S.G. from Chicago
on July 2, 2008
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Hello Mamas! A package of gum made it with the wash into the dryer and I now have streaks of gum everywhere on the inside. I have been able to remove the large "chun...
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- Try maybe putting ice cubes one the areas where there is gum ...wait until it hardens and scraps off in chunks...good luck!
- By now you have had lots of answers. I'm sure you had the ice cube method, the Peanut butter method. I use Shaklee's Basic H, straight and not diluted. It works real...
- I would think you would try the opposite...apply ice to get it cold and hard to allow it to break off. Or, peanut butter works in the hair, maybe you can also give th...
Help! Gum Through Dryer Cycle?!?
Asked by M.W. from Raleigh
on April 23, 2008
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Help! My bad mistake for not checking pockets, a half pack of gum went through the wash (both cycles...)and now I have gum inside my dryer, worse yet it's gotten on th...
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- Goo Gone. One of the best products in the world!!!
- If you're in a time crunch, you should try ice to harden the gum so you can pull it off. I like to use GOO GONE instead. You can use it on all kinds of sticky messes ...
- Believe it or not Shout (or the like) on the dryer drum for a few minutes will take it right off. I had this hapen to me. A whole pack of gum. Squitred some Shout on i...
Black Crayon in the Dryer!
Asked by L.M. from Los Angeles
on November 22, 2008
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Hi Moms,
A stray black crayon went through the dryer and marked all over the inside walls (not to mention the clothes!) Does anyone have any ideas on how to get it ...
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- It might sound strange, but WD40! My daughter drew all over our white couch with a black crayon when she was two. My husband went on Crayola's website, and it sugges...
- Goo-Be-Gone also works well.
- Try "Goof-off" - it smells awful and is fairly toxic (laquer thinner I think) but it will probably do the trick.
Melted Crayon in the Clothes Dryer!
Asked by D.M. from San Francisco
on July 23, 2008
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I opened the dryer to take out the clothes and found the entire load covered with swatches of orange. The inside of the washer looks fine, but the inside of the dryer...
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- Hi, TJ here, I have read a couple of desperate moms with crayon in unwanted places have used WD-40. I have used it myself to remove the remaining sticky tag goo f...
- Hi D., I haven't tried this personally, heard about it on tv. The cleaners heated up vinegar and used a spray bottle to spray it on carpet with candle wax melted in...
- I'd try the "magic eraser". I used it to get marker off a hardwood floor in a rental I used to manage. It takes a little elbow grease, but I've never seen anything l...
Help! Ink Pen in the Dryer
Asked by M.S. from Portland
on June 1, 2010
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So, I went to a second hand store yesterday and got a big bag of baby clothes. I took the bag into the laundry room and washed it. Well, I did 3 loads and when I wen...
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- Hairspray does the trick every time. Like Ladybug said you may have to spray and wash, spray and wash, but it will come out. Make sure you soak the area. If there ...
- Hairspray - the cheaper the better. Spray it until it's soaked and wash it. Again and again... I've had it come right out the first time and then again, I've had it ...
- It's the isopropyl alcohol in the hairspray that removes the ink. I just use the alcohol straight. Dab on with a q tip for small stains, use a cotton ball or just po...
Help!!!! How Do You Get Stuck on Gum Out of a Dryer???
Asked by D.S. from Charleston
on August 23, 2009
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I am asking this question for my sister...does anyone know how to get stuck gum out of a dryer?? yes it went through a dryer cycle and is now stuck....thanks!
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- Ice or Goo Gone...you can find Goo Gone at Walmart or Target. Both suggestions have save many items and things around the house. Before I knew about Goo Gone I tossed...
- Try "Goo Gone", just squirt it on, let it sit, then wipe with warm water and soap. Hope this helps.
- Peanut butter should do the trick. Take a little and rub it in with a cloth or paper towel. Most any oil should break up the gum. This also works on gum on leather ...
Getting Ink from a Pen off from the Inside of a Dryer and off All the Cloths.
Asked by L.M. from Cleveland
on June 8, 2008
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I have a front loading dryer and I missed a pen that was in my sons jeans and the ink is now inside the dryer on the drum and on the plastic areas. How do I get this o...
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- I've used hairspray to take ink out of clothes, leather car seats, furniture (even a silk chair), and off hard surfaces. I've found that the best product to use is us...
- I have recntly using Melaleuca products and they have a product called SolUMel which takes off even two year old spots in carpet and it is environmentally safe. I rec...
- Hi L., Last fall my husband so sweetly got me a new Caprio washer and dryer(front loaders). I also missed a pen and it was all over the inside of the dryer. We used m...
Crayons in Dryer
Asked by G.W. from Harrisburg
on May 5, 2008
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Any suggestions on how to get crayon out of laundry.
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- Crayola.com has all the answers you need. They can get it out of clothes too. Good luck. It is not a fun process. :(
- We had that problem. My hubby turned the dryer on to get it hot. The heat softened the crayon and it then wiped right off.
- Goo gone and then after that (once you wash that out...) dawn dish soap. Or, a trip to the department store :)
