Easily Clean Glue Stains From Cotton Lawn with These Simple Tips
Glue stains on cotton lawn can be tricky to remove. Fortunately, with right tools and cleaning techniques, you can quickly and easily remove glue stains from your favorite piece of cloth! Follow these easy steps to make sure your fabric looks and feels like new.
Updated 01 Jul 2023
By Cyryl Wozniak
Gather Your Materials
Before you jump in and start removing the glue stain, make sure you have all materials you need on-hand:
- Cold water
- Mild liquid detergent
- Small foaming brush
- Towel
Saturate The Stain With Detergent And Cold Water
Start by saturating the glue stain with a mixture of cold water and mild liquid detergent. Work the mixture into the fabric with a small foaming brush. Be sure to use gentle yet firm strokes as you scrub area in order to loosen the glue.
Rinse The Area Thoroughly
Once the glue stain is saturated with the mild detergent solution, rinse the area thoroughly with cold water to remove any remaining residue. Again, use gentle yet firm strokes to ensure all of the glue is lifted from the fabric.
Pat The Area Dry With A Towel
After you've rinsed away glue stain, pat the area dry with a towel. Be sure not to rub the fabric too vigorously, as this could cause the fibers to stretch and tear. Let the fabric air dry completely before wearing it again.
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