How do you get rid of the greasy residue? Used on an old bench, and although rubbed out, still leaves marks on clothes.
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We have not used this product on any surfaces that come in contact with clothing. We've only used it on a front door that faces the sun. I could speculate and say that if you do apply the product liberally, than you will have to let it stand for at least 24 hours to make sure that it has penetrated the surface that you are trying to protect, then use several clean cloths to remove the excess. Test the area with a white clothe before sitting on the treated surface. Since this is the only product that I've found to protect my front door, I really don't have anything negative to say about it.
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Use GooGone or acetone. Let it soak in for a few minutes and it rubs right off.
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I would try MAAS. It removes stains and polishes without any damage. I have tried other suggested products and concoctions and this is the only one that I feel safe using on my precious metals. It is amazing!
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Try using Bar Keepers Friend brand soft cleanser. Occasionally, I have some marks on my Mikasa and that has worked to remove it.
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To avoid it rubbing out I recommend using the product overnight. This allows it to set better and what little residue there is will wash off when showering. I've work out afterwards and never had it stain clothing or rub off. Just be careful applyinbg too much to joints.e.g., elbows or it will build up and look too dark.
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I just use a damp cloth. It's not real wood so furniture polish would not be absorbed. It would leave it oily.
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I don't know what to recommend, but Chamberlain's Leather Milk is not it. It's a watery product that isn't a strong cleaner. Maybe saddle soap?
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I was fortunate and didn't have any residue left. Try using a little goo gone. Don't really have anything to lose if you can't use it all sticky
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I think if you use soap and warm water and some cloth it should go away and you can dry it with towel. Or you could try doing it with dry cloth and rub it and it might come off. I hope this helps.Thanks so much and good luck,a.
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Have tried it once on a chocolate brown sink with disappointing results. Tried other detergents, again, not much luck. I then used plain vegetable oil such as canola and bingo it did the job. Simply put a few generous drops in the sink, rub it with a soft cloth (microfiber), rinse it with hot water and then to get rid of the oily feel, use a dry cloth to wipe it clean. Good luck; hope you'll be successful.
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Dish soap and water cleans it right up. When it dries, it does have that whitish look (silicone has a tendency to do that), but there is no oil residue. I hope this helps :)
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I agree with Galabb about using a LITTLE heat especially still this is paneling. Everything else may leave a residue on that spot. I'd tell you to use a putty knife or razor blade, but not on paneling unless you can match the stain you'll be taking off. For the next go around, try using 3M Scotch Command tape. It's removable and comes with a hook.
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I have a few stray marks on my canopy (light blue stroller) and I couldnt get them off w water and Resolve. Not sure what to do ... Before I ever used this, I had contacted UB re. Pre-treating it and they told me not to as it was already pre-treated for stains.
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I use a makeup remover (neutrogena towlettes) to get this off as it is very long wearing, then wash with my normal cleanser.
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Follow E. Collins instructions below. Wiping it off while still warm works best and some foods do better with just a little spray of oil such as PAM or spray olive oil .
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Sorry...I wear scoop neck shirts & don't seem to have that problem but I use oxyclean & spray & wash on any stains I have & it works great with any detergent I have used. Good luck!
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I used this cedar oil in a cedar chest - wiped it on the interior to "freshen" the wood. I applied it so there was no oily residue. This was a year ago. I have a number of items stored in the chest including a dress and all is well. I would just make sure that the oil is absorbed into the wood to avoid staining any of the blankets. I have also used this on my dust cloth for general dusting - I love it.