Help! Santa didn’t realize what a pain in the *!@$ silly putty is! Anyone know how to get it off fabric?

It’s on a chair and a knitted afghan. Also, the stuff is the cheap kind that comes in a plastic egg, made in China, got it at Big Lots-”Big ”. Any would be awesome, my late grandmother knitted the afghan.

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7 Responses to Help! Santa didn’t realize what a pain in the *!@$ silly putty is! Anyone know how to get it off fabric?

  1. ok this is what u do get plenty (i mean a lot) of warn water pour it on the Silly Putty and there scub crazy and repeat

  2. Silly Putty is very similar to gum and the way to get gum out is to place peanut butter all over it, then slowly take it out. Lastly, wash out the Peanut butter leftover.

  3. Ice, ice, baby. Put an ice cube on it until the putty is stiff. Then you should be able to scrape it off. Spray with Spray and Wash or Shout and launder. Good luck!

  4. I would try Pam B. ‘s method. I have 4 & 6 yrs old kids, and we have an understanding that whenever they get silly putty, play-doh, of moon sand, that we kindly say thank you, and when we get home, it goes in the trash. I have repeatedly told all of my friends to never get my kids play-doh, as it has ruined many a pieces of furniture, and carpet. I hate the stuff!

  5. We have rules with regard to play doh, silly putty, and other art sculpting toys. Only on the hardwood. None of it goes anywhere near the carpeting. That being said play doh will soak out mesh clothing.

  6. somanyquestions

    Maybe try freezing it. Then it should pop right out.

  7. I would try goo gone. You may have to work the silly puty off the afghan bit by bit. Then you can simply wash the afghan. I sure hope it works.

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