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draftLexy said:
Dog piss and spaghetti sauce on wool, acrylic, bamboo mix
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umm I’d say Blot the area first to remove as much of the dog urine and spaghetti sauce as possible without rubbing, then rinse it gently with cold water never hot, since that sets stains and damages wool . Treat the piss by dabbing a mix of cold water, a little white vinegar, and a drop of mild detergent. For the tomato sauce, apply a bit of gentle detergent and lightly dab the stain rather than scrubbing. Rinse everything out with cold water, press the fabric between towels to remove excess moisture, and let it air dry flat ,avoid heat or a dryer, as that can shrink or ruin the wool fibers.
 
Catlady said:
umm I’d say Blot the area first to remove as much of the dog urine and spaghetti sauce as possible without rubbing, then rinse it gently with cold water never hot, since that sets stains and damages wool . Treat the piss by dabbing a mix of cold water, a little white vinegar, and a drop of mild detergent. For the tomato sauce, apply a bit of gentle detergent and lightly dab the stain rather than scrubbing. Rinse everything out with cold water, press the fabric between towels to remove excess moisture, and let it air dry flat ,avoid heat or a dryer, as that can shrink or ruin the wool fibers.
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I love you catlady🥹💔✌️
 
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