ink from jeans on cream sofa

juliedawndenny · 14 Apr 2005

Does anyone have any advice on how to get rid of the blue haze on cream upholstery which is washable please?

nstreet · 14 Apr 2005

No, but always make sure that you wash new jeans a couple of times to remove the excess dye, before wearing them.

You could always turn the cushions over.

elainewxm · 14 Apr 2005

juliedawndenny said:
Does anyone have any advice on how to get rid of the blue haze on cream upholstery which is washable please?

soak the stain in milk

breezer · 14 Apr 2005

mmmmmmmmmmm

bathjobby · 19 Apr 2005

Milk.

plugwash · 19 Apr 2005

a lot of scrubbing with vanish will take out permanent marker from fabric without destroying the color of the fabric in my experiance.

you could also try cleaning with white spirit but this will make quite a smell thats likely to linger for a day or so and should definately be tested on an inconspicuous area first.

nstreet · 19 Apr 2005

How about wearing white jeans and sitting in the same spot, would this do the trick?

skybluescooby · 21 Apr 2005

carpet and upholstery cleaning companies are usually your best bet, although when i was in the biz cream / yellow suites with jean stains were one of the few jobs with no results. Why do people prefer cream suites, cream carpets etc etc, its the showhome lifestyle !!

bathjobby · 21 Apr 2005

MILK for jeez sake........

skybluescooby · 21 Apr 2005

ever spilt milk in on a car seat................
It honks for months.
How do you suggest using milk on a suite ?

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