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Old 03-09-2010, 06:03 PM
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I think she's talking about a chunk of ice from the freezer...
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Old 03-09-2010, 06:07 PM
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Originally Posted by mom-6
I think she's talking about a chunk of ice from the freezer...
Yes, ice from the freezer.
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I'm pretty sure cake icing would make it worse. :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Old 03-10-2010, 06:41 AM
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Originally Posted by Sunny Days
Help!! How do you get gum off of the dryer drum?? My DH left a pack of gum in his pocket and it is now all over the drum. I got some of it off with a magic eraser but not all of it. Not sure what to use next. Thanks :( One good thing.....get to sew and not worry about doing laundry lol Sandra
I have heard if its on fabric to use a ice cube, so hard it chips off
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Tryed ice last night but it would take me forever! Going to try goo gone today. Thanks everyone for commenting. Sorry I had a brain fart yersterday...LOL I must have been hungry for some cake. :)
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Had this same problem when one of the kids left bubblegum in her pocket. Didn't have any goo gone so I tried WD40. It worked! But make sure the dryer isn't hot (WD40 is flammable) and be sure to clean the dryer drum really well with soap and water before you try to use it again (and leave the door open for a while just to let any fumes escape). Good luck.
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No suggestion, but now in case DH does that (or me) I'll know what to do. No I won't I'll be on the board asking.
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IT WORKED!!!!Goo Gone is the best!!!! Thanks so much for all of your help......have a great day and now I am off to do some laundry :)
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gum in my hair... lighter fluid worked AWESOME. If it's in the dryer, I'd probably use brake parts cleaner (my hubby is a car freak so its always around and completely evaporates, although some of them don't smell so pleasant). Good luck!!!
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Old 03-11-2010, 04:43 PM
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Lighter fluid works, BUT
rinse or wash it off after
it takes the gum off.
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