Unfortunately, you cannot use Carbona Stain Devils Number Three to remove permanent ink. Permanent ink is permanent. The stain is there forever. There are, however, methods to remove the permanent ink. 4. Stain Devils #4 – Blood, Dairy & Ice Cream For more stubborn stains, try pre-treating the area with some liquid biological laundry detergent then wash as normal. For silk and wool, try rubbing a little washing-up liquid into the affected area before washing as normal.

Remember, it is very important to flush the stain with hot water after treating it with Carbona Stain Devils. The hotter the water, the faster the stain removal process. Repeat the steps, if necessary. 4. Treating combination stainsYou should not use Carbona Stain Devils in the washing machine. The product is not a pre-wash. For best results, you need to treat each stain completely, before laundering and drying. Essentially, there are two types of stain remover: pre-wash applications and those that go in the washing machine. Pre-wash applications Mistakes can be made while trying to hide them, leading to correction fluid being spilled down school jumpers. Some brands of correction fluid are water-based and should come out with normal washing. Others are made with petroleum, which can cause problems. Dry-cleaning is recommended, in this case, although you may find it costs more than the item of school uniform did. Best stain remover for wool and delicates: Astonish Premium Edition Stain Removal Bar Things to consider Delicates

If you wish to return your item to Robert Dyas, you can do so by one of the following methods: 1. Request a Collection via Robert Dyas Customer Services

Send to a Friend

Everyone had sauce stains in their lifetime. Set the sauciest of stains straight by defeating them with Stain Devils #2. The Carbona Stain Devils Number Two removes barbecue sauce, chocolate, gravy, ketchup, mayonnaise, mustard, pizza, salsa, soy sauce, spices, steak sauce, and tomato sauce. 3. Stain Devils #3 – Ink, Marker & Crayon