I was in a hurry the other day to get to a professional photo shoot with my co-workers and I pulled out one of my favorite Christmas shirts turned on the iron and forgot to check the setting. It was on very hot and my shirt was synthetic and very heat-sensitive and as soon as I touched it to the shirt it stuck to the shirt and burned burned burned😰😰😰😭😭😭
hello good day.. wanna ask if this method is work on 100% nylon colored material? Does the peroxide solution can't fade the colored fabric? hoping to received your reply.thank you..
I really hope it works on your trench coat. We've had a lot of success as you can read from the comments below. Please let us know if it worked for you and thanks for writing, good luck.
literally bought a shirt last night and scorched it. Didn't have white towels of any sort. FYI a sock will work too if its a small scorch mark!!! Thank you so much for this vid!!!
I ironed my white school uniform and I was keeping a red bedsheet underneath the cloth and DAMN the red colour print is stuck in back of my shirt what the hell can I do?
I don't know why not but, not knowing the fabric or stain type use caution and, if you decide to try it use it on a small piece of fabric hidden from view just in case and please let us know how it worked for you. Thanks for writing and good luck.
@@CupRockTvCupRockTv Definitely DOES work!! I actually came back to this video, because I need to remove another yellow burnt stain hahaha.... need to replace my old iron!
Ironing a pastel pink cotton blouse with a hem that curls up until ironed down well. Lifted iron and had three scorch spots. Pulled video up, turned iron to medium and used this process ~ Scorch Spots Gone! Thank you for sharing this!
Wow, black pants! That's a new one for us. We've all talked about it and assume it would be no different from any other color pants. Good luck and please let us know how it worked out for you and thanks for writing!
Hi Yanas, not sure it would make much of a difference and, not knowing the material, I can only hope if it's already scorched you'll let us know if it takes the scorch mark out. Best of luck!
