Dried In Chocolate Icing On Cloth Seat! AHH

[Sweeney]

Any ideas/suggestions as to removing the stain it has left? :disapprove:

[Scottie]

here you go.

http://www.vinegartips.com/

[Sweeney]

it'll reek o' vinegar though! :(

[Scottie]

quote:Originally posted by Sweeney

it'll reek o' vinegar though! :(


no it won't :) men really;) just go get it cleaned off.:kiss:

[Sweeney]

arg, nose peg at the ready! :dead:

i'll do it tomorrow... :approve:

[Neil and Lorna]

Been to party have you.

Try removing as much as you can by scraping it with a knife, then use a very hot and wet cloth. As hot as you can stand.
May take a bit of time and effort.

Neil.:D

[Sweeney]

nope just me being a greedy git 8), i got most of it off at the time but what had "soaked" into the cloth dried quickly :mad:

ill get some red dye and pretend it never happened :approve:

[Neil and Lorna]

The best way to remove chocolate is to lick your finger and rub.
Apparently the enzymes in saliva brake down the sugars.(But don't go licking your seats.)
Might work on icing.
If its a small bit give it a try.

Neil :D

[Sweeney]

pour vinegar or grog on it, thats the best this place can come up with? pff ;)

ill try warm water then ill try a drop of vinegar and sit 100 "magic trees" on it to cover the vinegar :clown:

[lightbody]

Autoglym interior cleaner! Its fab - you have to follow instructions properly though.

The red "octagon" seats on my car are a real pain to keep clean-looking. Even water running from the useless gutters leaves a mark!

[Sweeney]

aye tell me about it, i sh*t myself when water left the dark marks!

[Big Col]

quote:Originally posted by Sweeney

aye tell me about it, i sh*t myself when water left the dark marks!


Surely that leaves more of a stain that the water marks would?!?! ;)

[Sweeney]

Figuratively speaking it doesn't no 8)