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[Willy P]

Baby bumper cream zincofax zincofax oxide. Looks like it almost bleached it. Didn't budget with normal procedures. Any ideas?

 

[KevinD]

Ran into this many many years ago when a young child decided to paint a few rooms with it.
Cannot remember what the solution was though, I don't believe it is soluble in water though.
Maybe the chemical gurus will chime in.

 

[Cleanworks]

It will act like a bleach on fabrics

 

[Jimmy L]

Bleached out

 

[Lee Stockwell]

Baby bumper cream zincofax zincofax oxide. Looks like it almost bleached it. Didn't budget with normal procedures. Any ideas?

On what Willy?

Regular tm cleaning usually works.

Depending on PCE, maybe alternate white vinegar and ammonia. Rinse.

 

[CTI Courtney]

If the baby cream is white, it may not be actually bleached, just looking that way. We would recommend using prosolve gel and power gel on that.

 

[Absher Carpet]

If the baby cream is white, it may not be actually bleached, just looking that way. We would recommend using prosolve gel and power gel on that.

Agree, a lot of those creams are water proof, I use the pros choice prosolve and power gel on them.

 

[Willy P]

On what Willy?

Regular tm cleaning usually works.

Depending on PCE, maybe alternate white vinegar and ammonia. Rinse.

Another cheap shot at the porty crowd.
The water I used was at least 200 degrees at 350 psi and it didn't budge it at all. I tried citrus gel, oil flo, dry cleaner, etc. as the base is petroleum jelly.

 

[Lee Stockwell]

What fiber Willy?

 

[Willy P]

Nylon.

 

[Lee Stockwell]

Unless it's a different product there's no bleach agent involved. Some cosmetics have titanium Dioxide, a white pigment.