ive got black felt tip on my white top ive tryed stain remover but no good can anyone help?

Answer 1

Try this Magic Mamma's Mixture;

Mix in a large tub:

1 c. Clorox 2 powder
1 c. Cascade powder
7 to 14 quarts HOT water
Soak clothes in mixture for 6 to 24 hours
Don't get this on dark clothes as it will take the color out. (Sorry about the Mr. Clean Magic Eraser..... )You can try it but it usually just works on sneaks, purses, walls, tubs, etc. Good Luck

Answer 2

A miracle stain remover is good old fashioned peroxide. My mother told me about this when I first had my baby and would complain of baby food stains and formula stains. It works great! For a week or more, I could never get to the bottom of the hamper. In the meantime I didnt realize there was a wet facecloth sitting on my daughters dress. Well the dress had HUGE black mold stains all around the collar. I tried colorsafe bleach, shout, tide spot remover, etc. Finally I did peroxide, and it came out beautifully. You need patience for it though. How to use it is, pour the straight peroxide onto the stain. Then find a place you can put the item, like on the bathroom vanity. Allow it to dry, then the next day do it again. Sometimes you need 3 or 4 days. But the stain should come out!! And it doesnt discolor the material. Mind you i've only used it on cotton. good luck!

Answer 3

Try as many products as you can before washing....bleach in hot water seems to be recommended for felt tip marker stains on white fabric.
JUST remember NOT to machine DRY until you are satisfied. It will be there forever if you do.
I wear white pants for work often and I had some blood on them (from my dog's Happy Tail wound, not from the clinic I work in) that I forgot to treat before washing and drying so the stain set. I wore them to work and was told I have something on my pants.....I honestly hadn't noticed the stains as they were below the knee. SO, I put LIQUID PAPER on the stains just so I didn't have to look like I had blood all over me. THEN, I forgot to throw the pants away and I washed them and you can BARELY see any of the stain or the "treatment" I used. I have worn them again and I still haven't thrown them out. Weird, huh?

Answer 4

Have you tried vanish oxy action - soak your top in that for about six hours then wash as normal and you should find that it comes out or another solution is that Stain Devil do their own stain remover for pen and markers you could always try that.

Answer 5

Most felt tip pens say"Permanent."They're not kidding.The chances of getting the mark out are very slim.I'd say impossible without ruining the fabric.If the mark is in a place that you can put a piece of jewelry over it,I'm afraid that's the only solution.Sorry!

Answer 6

Have you tried Tide to go pens? Zout? Shout wipes? Bleach? Oxi-Clean? :) I can't go anywhere without getting something on my clothes, so all of these have worked for me at some point or another. Zout gel once took Sharpie permanent marker out of a polo shirt. You should be able to find it at Wal-Mart. Good luck! :)

Answer 7

Nail varnish remover? If it's plain white you could bleach it. You can also buy marker remover use a stain devil or something.

Answer 8

three things you could try are 'colour run' sold in most supermarkets OK if its cotton but will turn synthetic fabrics a funny colour -or try disguising it with tip ex for a quick result or try turning the mark into a famous signature and pretend you met someone famous!!

Answer 9

my guess would be bleach too, otherwise there is this stuff in the laundry isle at the store. it comes in a little white bucket with blue writing.. i just cant remember what its called. otherwise call a dry cleaner place and ask them.. best of luck

Answer 10

The last guy who asked me this reported my answer as abusive so I shant tell you to try a pair of sissors, OK? (seriously, he did) ;o)