There’s a great product called Gonzo… I’m not sure if it’ll work for that but I have gotten sooooo many things cleaned up with it. If it’s not dried I suggest spot treating it right away then rinse it out with cool water. If it’s already dried try rubbing it with your finger to get as much off as possible… then treat it… good luck References :
This is a quote from Heloise in case you don’t know of her she has many books on this subject. "once silk is wet and you start rubbing it you can chafe and break off the surface fibert Kaput! Ruined " always take a silk
garment to the cleaner.. References : Hints from heloise
October 25th, 2009 at 8:58 am
There’s a great product called Gonzo… I’m not sure if it’ll work for that but I have gotten sooooo many things cleaned up with it. If it’s not dried I suggest spot treating it right away then rinse it out with cool water. If it’s already dried try rubbing it with your finger to get as much off as possible… then treat it… good luck
References :
October 25th, 2009 at 9:34 am
This is a quote from Heloise in case you don’t know of her she has many books on this subject. "once silk is wet and you start rubbing it you can chafe and break off the surface fibert Kaput! Ruined " always take a silk
garment to the cleaner..
References :
Hints from heloise
October 25th, 2009 at 10:21 am
Take it to the drycleaners.
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