Use WD 40 liberally on both sides of the stain. Allow the WD-40 to penetrate through the stain. The stain will begin to loosen. Test by touching the stain. Small flecks of the white out should begin to come loose. Rinse thoroughly.
Lay the clothing on a clean white towel. Sponge nail polish remover onto both sides of the stain. Rinse thoroughly. Repeat the application of nail polish remover and continue to rinse until the stain is removed. Rinse the stained area thoroughly.
Finally, to remove any hidden traces of the stain, apply a stain stick, spray, or gel to the stained area and wash normally.Wiki User
∙ 14y agouse shout and spray it on then put it in the washer that worked for me im a skool teacher
You can't. Paper is too fragile to have such a substance removed from it without damaging it. but you CAN write OVER whiteout, obviously.
Yes, blood stains clothes. It is a protein stain, and is difficult to remove. If you have a blood stain to remove, use cold water and pretreat it with OxyClean.
well you could try to scratch it off after its dry, but a floor cleaner should do it.
Wash them and use a spot remover. That should work.
To do that you have use whiteout
use shout and spray it on then put it in the washer that worked for me im a skool teacher
You can't. Paper is too fragile to have such a substance removed from it without damaging it. but you CAN write OVER whiteout, obviously.
try a hot rag and soap
I think you should get some whiteout but if you dont have whiteout use white nail polish and cover it up.
Yes