Julie,
All is not lost. Whenever I get stains like that I use a product called
"Zout." It works almost every time!
Hopefully your sweater is machine washable?
Our secretary says to use a vacuum first then put peroxide on it. blot it
with a clean towel. rinse with warm water.
She has had many many toner stains in her live so maybe her way is best.
Good luck!
Other wise I guess it is black and red tie dye time as one of our
associates suggests. Sigh
Lou Miller, Medical Librarian
Riverside HealthCare System
350 N. Wall St.
Kankakee, IL 60901
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Julie Stielstra
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Julie Stielstra
Will someone tell me why it is that the day I wear my one and only *white*
turtleneck is the day that the copy machine spews a mushroom cloud of
toner?
AND that I have to peel open one of those wretched foil seals on a bottle
of
red stamp pad ink?
I leave it to your imagination. Sigh. Maybe I can incorporate it into a
piece of abstract collage.
And did I mention the frozen condensation inside my beautiful new windows
(it's been below zero every night for a week now) that turned into (what
else) running water when the sun hit it?
--
Julie Stielstra, MLS
Supervisor, Knowledge Resource Library
Central DuPage Hospital
25 N Winfield Rd
Winfield, IL 60190
phone 630-933-4536
fax 630-933-4530
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