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    I know this topic sounds nerdy but i’m desperate and maybe someone here can help me… so here goes…

    DOES ANYONE KNOW HOW TO GET RID OF SILLY PUTTY ON CLOTHING???

    thanks in advance for anyone who reads this and especially to those who answer…

    Is this a women only thread or are men allowed to answer also…

    #662649

    A Google search for “remove silly putty from clothes” returns the following info on the top of the page:

    Results 1 – 10 of about 20,200 for remove silly putty from clothes.

    I suggest you try the search.

    The first result:

    Step 1

    Lay the piece of clothing with the Silly Putty on it onto a flat surface and stretch the material until it is taut. It is important to have the material taut as it makes the process of removing the Silly Putty much easier.

    Step 2

    Depending on the size of the Silly Putty that is adhered to the clothing, you will need to soak a cotton ball or the tip of a cotton swab in rubbing alcohol. Once you have the cotton soaked with the alcohol, press it into the Silly Putty to transfer as much of the alcohol into the putty as possible. If necessary, repeat this step several times until the Silly Putty is thoroughly covered with rubbing alcohol.

    Step 3

    While ensuring that the material is still taut, gently scrape at the Silly Putty with a butter knife. The majority of the Silly Putty should come off the first time. You may need to reapply more rubbing alcohol and then repeat this step.

    Step 4

    Once the Silly Putty has been removed completely from the clothing, launder the clothing item as usual.

    Years ago I froze the clothing, cracked off some of the putty, and repeated. This was pre-internet.

    #662650
    mepal
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    If only men knew how to, then maybe they can answer.

    #662651
    mchemtob
    Member

    happenned to me twice 1st time item had already gone throught the the wash and silly putty will not coe out. 2nd time i noticed it and ice worked. just like removing chewing gum. someone also said something about an iron and a rag but i didnt try it so i dont know if it would even work

    #662652
    NY Mom
    Member

    If what ICOT recommended does not work, I have tried Goo Gone to remove all kinds of sticky difficult to remove substances, though not silly putty specifically.

    #662653
    pookie
    Member

    what makes a woman more qualified to answer this question

    {pssssst… pookie… it was a JOKE}

    #662654
    Jax
    Member

    how about give the garment to the cleaners?! they get all my stains out really well!

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