[1lb] Vintage Fabric Stain Remover - Safely Cleans Retro & Antique Textiles - Made in the USA - Gently Removes Yellowing & Tough Stains From Vintage Linens, Quilts, Dresses, Doilies, & more

Excellent product! I have this embroidered piece that my great great grandmother made in the summer of 1951 that was framed but at some point ended up with some water or humidity damage. Very discolored throughout. Did some research on proper detergents and this one came highly recommended. I did two soaks, the first one the water was so brown and gross so after 24 hours I poured it out and did a second 24 hour soak. Gave it a gentle rinse and towel dry. The results are amazing! Can’t wait to get it professionally framed and hung up!

I’ve used similar products that were ok. This one is great! Took the yellow out of the pillowcases on the first soak. Set in stains takes a little more TLC. This will be my go to for vintage and antique linens! Thank You!

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I chose this product because it said it was for vintage and antique fabrics. I used it on an antique quilt and it worked very well at getting the yellowed stains out of the white fabric.

Other than the fact that Amazon put the shipping label over the instructions, I had to guess at how to use it, it worked well.

I had my doubts, but this was so easy to use on our family baby clothes dating back to the 1910s. The light weight dresses went from yellow to white in just 24 hours. A heavier baptismal baby dress with stains took two rounds over 24 hours, but looked like new when done. Very pleased.

This product took out yellow stains from 1940’s tablecloths. Great product!

I had tried everything, every suggestion for whitening my wedding gown from 1983. I only wish I had thought about taking before photos, it was very yellow, had been stored away in a trash bag in my closet. My daughter in luv to be will now be able to wear it!! It is a beautiful white once more. I let it soak for 48 hours and set the tote in the sun each day. I’m so happy I gave this a try! The photos don’t show just how white it is. It’s back to its former glory 🙂

Have not used yet! Needs to soak for 24-48 hours, suggests in the sunlight to keep it warm? Bought to use on a quilt and some smaller items. Trying to find a pot large enough for quilt! Missed return window!Will try to use a crock pot for my smaller items.