Soggy_weetabix said:Try DS40
It removes most things.
It will probably remove the whole sheet for you, and the bed underneath!
A very interesting enquiry for plumbers.
Not something I generally get called out for I must admit.
Dave
doitall said:I'll get me coat emoticon.
Agile said:If the mark was caused by "iron" or the chemical element Fe as an ocide than oxalic acid is the normal "spotting" chemical used by drycleaners.
If as one would expect its just "burnt" then thats carbon. In theory Carbon Disulphide might help if I remember correctly but in view of the low cost of sheets I would advise buying a new one and using the marked one as a dust sheet for decorating etc.
Tony
ChrisR said:I have lots of rather technical methods which are well beyond anyone else to manage to understand. You'd all get yourselves into trouble. So I'm only prepared to give a HINT
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