Cleaning Silk Drapes

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Cleaning Silk Drapes

Description: Get a spot on your silk drapes or curtains? Here is an easy spot removing tip from one of our readers.

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Tip #1: Carefully clean spot with clean dry cloth and rubbing alcohol. Immediately blow dry area with hair dryer.

Tip #2: I got brand spankin' new pinch pleated, silk drapes. Got a very small spot on them. Tried to clean with just water and a white cloth. By morning there was a dark ring around the area. Tried again and it left a bigger ring. I found this web site from Googling and tried the rubbing alcohol. Worked like a charm! The ring is gone and the spot is gone! Whew!!...Krissy

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