How Do You Remove Pine Gum From Fabric?
Whether you are camping, hiking or just enjoying the outdoors in your own backyard, pine gum and sap can be everywhere. Pine gum has a huge variety of uses, including preserving wood, freshening breath and making candles and soap. It can cause trouble, however, when you find it in inconvenient places. This sticky gunk adheres stubbornly to nearly all surfaces, including your favorite clothing. Knowing how to remove pine gum from from fabrics can save pieces of clothing that would normally be ruined by a sticky stain. Pre-treat the stained garment with a fabric stain remover stick or spray. Spray or rub the stain remover onto the pine gum stain. Work it into the fabric using a toothbrush or small scrub brush. Pour liquid laundry detergent over the stain and work it into the fabric using a toothbrush or small scrub brush. Scrub with the stain remover and detergent until the stain is gone. Wash it in a regular wash cycle to complete the stain removal and get rid of residual soap. Wash the
