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    Tide to Go marker

    (( Tide to Go )) keep one in your sewing room!

    After pin pricking my fingure tips afew times yesterday, this "tide to go" helps with those little tiny blood spots!
    the "tide to go" looks like markers, thier really magical markers!!!

    Happy Easter Everyone


    It's Not What You Gather, But What You Scatter
    That Tells What Kind Of Life You Have Lived !

    #2
    Kathy,
    How does it work? Does it create something like a bandage over the spot?
    eileenkny 8)

    from the beautiful Hudson Valley of NY
    Gammill Classic Plus w/IQ

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      #3
      It sounds a bit gross but if you prick your finger and get blood on a piece you are working on your own saliva will remove the blood instantly!

      I told you it was gross!!!

      from the beautiful Hudson Valley of NY
      Gammill Classic Plus w/IQ

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        #4
        Gross sounding yes, Maureen, but it works great!! Karen
        Lyndhurst, Ohio USA - East Side Suburb of Cleveland, Ohio

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          #5
          Originally posted by maureent
          It sounds a bit gross but if you prick your finger and get blood on a piece you are working on your own saliva will remove the blood instantly!

          I told you it was gross!!!
          You're right it sounds gross! But it really works? How could I have gone this long and never heard that? Thanks so much!

          Now, if we could just avoid the pricking in the first place or the slicing of the fingertip when changing a rotary blade.

          JoAnne
          Lyndhurst, Ohio USA - East Side Suburb of Cleveland, Ohio

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            #6
            I've never tried spit. "Tide to go" sounds more appetizing. Do you have to catch it right away with the saliva? I was quilting this afternoon and found a spot I hadn"t noticed at the time of the mishap. It's small and I figured I'd use a bit of "spray and wash" when the quilt was done and ready for the wash. I'd be willing to try the saliva method but don't want to be spitting on the quilt if it doesn't work on old stains. Gloria

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              #7
              LOL,spit !!!
              Yeah, I'll stick with the "tide to go" marker! I just discovered this would be a "great item" to add to my sewing room. The spray & wash is agreat item also,they sell these in mini bottles too.
              (Hey,what ever works for you!)

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                #8
                If you're going to use your own saliva, it should be done asap after it happens.
                eileenkny 8)

                from the beautiful Hudson Valley of NY
                Gammill Classic Plus w/IQ

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by maureent
                  It sounds a bit gross but if you prick your finger and get blood on a piece you are working on your own saliva will remove the blood instantly!

                  I told you it was gross!!!
                  Mother's spit is as strong as 409.

                  from the beautiful Hudson Valley of NY
                  Gammill Classic Plus w/IQ

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                    #10
                    after trying spit on white and it just smears" LOL (I think i'll stick to the "tide to go" marker) it works great!!!

                    I'm baking a loaf of raison bread with glaze today. Rolls tommorrow.

                    from the beautiful Hudson Valley of NY
                    Gammill Classic Plus w/IQ

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                      #11
                      Originally posted by dogquilter
                      Originally posted by maureent
                      It sounds a bit gross but if you prick your finger and get blood on a piece you are working on your own saliva will remove the blood instantly!

                      I told you it was gross!!!
                      Mother's spit is as strong as 409.
                      You must have had one of those mothers who used her spit to get the dirt off your face. I did! LOL

                      from the beautiful Hudson Valley of NY
                      Gammill Classic Plus w/IQ

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                        #12
                        Hydrogen peroxide also works to get blood out of fabric. I work with nurses and this is what they do when an accident occurs. I don't know about old stains , but I would definetly test it before using it on a quilt top! WandaM
                        Happy Quilting,

                        Shiner TX

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                          #13
                          Mother's spit is as strong as 409.
                          or hairspray!
                          Happy Quilting,

                          Shiner TX

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                            #14
                            For some reason...I cannot stand the smell of the Tide marker....

                            I tend to spit....the enzymes in the spit digest the protein in the blood.

                            FW
                            Happy Quilting,

                            Shiner TX

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                              #15
                              Spit works--I've used this method many times while hand quilting. I learned it from my "old timer" quilting friends in the 1980's. And I DO wash all of my quilts after quilting! :lol:

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