How Do You Make Homemade Gum Stain Removers?
Chewing gum can become a nightmare when it makes its way out of the chewer’s mouth and onto fabric. Before you panic and scrub at the fabric with any cleaner you can find, try the following method to remove the gum stains quickly and neatly. Freeze gum to remove it from the fabric. If you can fit the item into a plastic bag, you can place it in the freezer for an hour or two. If you are working on a larger item, such as a bedspread or piece of furniture, fill the plastic bag with ice and place it on the stain for an hour. Scrape at the frozen gum gently with the blunt side of a butter knife, being careful not to damage the fabric. Check for stains. After removing the gum, you may find a greasy-looking stain. Mix dishwasher detergent with a little water to make a paste. Apply it to an old toothbrush and scrub into the fabric. Rinse the fabric with clean water and launder as usual. If you are working on a piece of furniture, wipe the area with a damp cloth and allow it to dry. This shoul
