Almost off topic - removing iron on goo

I accidentally ironed on a patch in the wrong spot - does any one know how
to remove the glue?

Cheryl

I find that surgical spirit, or old-fashioned light fuel gets rid of most
types of goo, and leaves no stain.

Pat P

"Cheryl Isaak" wrote in message
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I accidentally ironed on a patch in the wrong spot - does any one know how
to remove the glue?

Cheryl

Lets hope it works on DD Brownie uniform!
Cheryl

On 10/1/04 5:32 AM, in article , "Pat
EAXStitch" wrote:

I find that surgical spirit, or old-fashioned light fuel gets rid of most
types of goo, and leaves no stain.

Pat P

"Cheryl Isaak" wrote in message
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I accidentally ironed on a patch in the wrong spot - does any one know how
to remove the glue?

Cheryl

That should have read LIGHTER fuel, not LIGHT fuel (just in case that means
something else over there!). I have used perfume spray with great success,
but of course that`s not as pure and might leave a mark.

Pat P

"Cheryl Isaak" wrote in message
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Lets hope it works on DD Brownie uniform!
Cheryl

On 10/1/04 5:32 AM, in article , "Pat
EAXStitch" wrote:

I find that surgical spirit, or old-fashioned light fuel gets rid of
most
types of goo, and leaves no stain.

Pat P

"Cheryl Isaak" wrote in message
...
I accidentally ironed on a patch in the wrong spot - does any one know
how
to remove the glue?

Cheryl

Two suggestions:

1. Iron the wrong side of the shirt/whatever with a cloth underneath
it. the goo should melt off onto the other object.

2. Carbonara makes a Stain Devil for goo. It works very well!

On 10/1/04 3:05 PM, in article
, "Linda Wright"
wrote:

Two suggestions:

1. Iron the wrong side of the shirt/whatever with a cloth underneath
it. the goo should melt off onto the other object.

2. Carbonara makes a Stain Devil for goo. It works very well!


I grabbed the Citra Solve - seems to have take a fair bit off - I should
have thought of it sooner, but all this paperwork to start a Brownie troop
is amazing.

Cheryl

all this paperwork to start a Brownie troop
is amazing.

LOL! I just started as the 01 leader for my dd's Junior troop and
know just what you mean! A monthly report on what we did?! I want to
run the troop not fill out paperwork!

However, if you are getting "into" GS, there's a great Yahoo group you
should know about - http://groups.yahoo.com/group/AllGirlScouts/

Linda

On 10/1/04 11:24 PM, in article
, "Linda Wright"
wrote:

all this paperwork to start a Brownie troop
is amazing.

LOL! I just started as the 01 leader for my dd's Junior troop and
know just what you mean! A monthly report on what we did?! I want to
run the troop not fill out paperwork!
I don't think my council is doing that, though there is a ton of end of year
paperwork too!

However, if you are getting "into" GS, there's a great Yahoo group you
should know about - http://groups.yahoo.com/group/AllGirlScouts/

I'll check it out - how heavy is the traffic?

Cheryl

I'll check it out - how heavy is the traffic?

Cheryl

Enough to be interesting, not so much as to be flooded everyday.
Occasionally flares up (just like any other group) - probably need to
read it every day or two.

I really enjoy it!

On 10/2/04 10:19 PM, in article
, "Linda Wright"
wrote:

I'll check it out - how heavy is the traffic?

Cheryl

Enough to be interesting, not so much as to be flooded everyday.
Occasionally flares up (just like any other group) - probably need to
read it every day or two.

I really enjoy it!

See you there!

Cheryl