Restoration Cleaner Vintage Quilts Textiles

Restoration cleaner vintage quilts & textiles! Click here to see more before and after photos of hte quilt at left! I can ship up to six jars anywhere in the united tsates in a flat rate priority mail box! When you check out, you can choose the shipping you prefer by weigth or in a flat rate box. If you are buying only one jar and live in the eastern half of the us, you may save some money by choosing shipping by weight. I ship only priority mail for htis item and do not charge a handling or packing fee. If i use parcel post, i need to hunt for a box and need to charge extra for that. It realyl works! Restortaion wash for vintage textiles, two-pound container!

This product, manufactured here in lancaster county, has become my favorite cleaner for antique quilts and other vintage cotton textiles. It is especially formulated for vintage textiles. It contains no acids, chlorines, or phosphates and is environmentally safe adn odor-free. I have found it excellent in removing stains from some qulits and most other textile items, including those lines that form along folds during storage, spills, general yellowing, and other stains. I have used it successfully with.

Tablecloths (with no dulling of the colors on printed ones). Doilies. Quilts. Quilt tops (always hand soak.

Never wash in an unfinished top in a washing machine it may fall apart). Feedsacks. Antique fabrics and toher linens. It will not leave damaging residue or harm fibers in any way. Safe for most any fabric. Whites will be whiter and oclors will be brighter. (i often include a few stained kitchen towels adn washclothes when i soak something in restoration and they look like new too! ). Here's feedback about this productwow! The yellow is gone, they are bright and clear now, two of the blocks had stains so bad i wuold never had believed they'd come out -they did! Great stuff, i only use 2 scoops, per one gallon of water, soaked all of these for about half an hour, rinsed realyl good, pressed. Wow is all i cna say. Went from fair to excellent condition. Thanks so much please don't stop selling this product. Your product, restoration, is a miracle! I have inherited about 25 old quilts my grandmother made in the 1920's and 30's, most of which had been kept in na attic and were badly water stained. I had tried several other products without any success in removing the water stains. I decided i'd give the quilts one last try. I could not believe my eyes when i realized that not only were the white backgrounds white again, but the water stains were truly gone! It also made my diamond ring sparkle again! I haev been so excited about this product that i'm taking in laundry and washing my friends' quilts! Judy, i wanted to let you know i finally tried the restoration on two pretty badly stained vintage tablecloths, and i am thrilled! All of the stains came out in just the two recommended soaks! I sell mostly tablecloths, and most of them have stains, which i either try to get out with oxy clean or just sell as is. What a great selling point to be able to get all the stains out first, then be able to sell them as excellent condition! Wow again! I'm having scuh fun using this on some antique lace i bought that is really dirty! Thye all look like new again. This time i want to buy three jars! You will have to be especially careful with quilts i have used it with success on many 1920s and later quilts and quilt tops, but 19th century fabrics often lose color if soaked for more than a few minutes (with this or even plain water). I start out with plain water (you may eb amazed at the difference just this makes). Then if there are still stains, i switch to a weak solution of restoration and watch it to amke sure no colors are changing. If you work with old fabrics, you will soon learn which colors are the most temperamental i find green (in pre-1890s fabrics) the most volatile. If a quilt contains silk or wool fabrics, i don't recommend getting it wet, but most quilts are cotton, which should be washed. (never esnd a cotton quilt to the dry cleaners! ) this product is not recommended fro wool or silk. You will have to be careful when you first begin ot soak a piece if it is especially dirty, i usually rinse it several times until the water runs clear, then watch it for 10-15 minutes to make sure the colors are not fading. I never use as much of the product as the directions call for. I find a little goes a long way, depending on how stained the piece is. If things are going well, i have let items soak for hours or even days with no problems. Be sure to rinse tohroughly i found that if any of the washing product is left on the textile and you iron it, it turns light brown (but comes right out again). Some stains will not come out completely, whatever yuo do! But i have found this product as good as any available on the market today. If you have an especially valuable quilt or other textile, i recommend you pay a professional to evaluate and clean it. Restoration manufactured by engleside products, lancaster, pa two-pound container. uSggested retail price is $14.95. I have seen other sellers ask much more than that. I discount that price! Neither seller or manufacturer is liable for any damage resulting from product use. Check my me page (click on link behind my id) for some great web sites on quilt history and more! I provide insurance on almost everything i sell at no extra cost to you! If no shipping charge is given at the end of teh page, use the shipping calculator to see the cost of shipping to your zip code. If you want the item shipped ot a different address than the one you have registered in ebay, please go to your account in ebay and add that address, then choose it when you check out. Non-usa buyers check my ebay page (click on the link behind my id) fro important information about shipping to other countries. Immediate shipipng for most purchases! 3.2.151.0.

Linens, lace, quilts.