Cleaning items to ready them for sale is always an experiment, but usually worth the effort in increased prices you can obtain. A cleaning agent that produces excellent results for one item might prove disastrous for another. Just do your best, trying out your cleaning method on a small spot at a time.
Removes glue residue from high-gloss ceramics.
Removes marking pen from glass. Also removes residue from masking tape. May remove ink from fabrics.
Removes marking pen ink from glass and metal.
Removes ink and crayon.
Polishes ceramics, plastics and wood.
Apply to wood to cover tatters, nicks and scratches.
Removes tape residue from smooth surfaces. Apply with your finger then rub clean with a dry cloth.
Removes rust from pots and pans. Rinse with vinegar and let the pans sit a few days. Rust should disappear.
Mix some suds and use a stiff vegetable brush to wash stuffed animals. Blow dry.
Freshens stuffed animals. Rub into the pile and let sit overnight. Take outside and shake out. Brush with a stiff brush.
Clean and polish all jewelry. Easy-to-use commercial cleaners are available at almost all discount stores.
Polish silver and brass. It makes penny items worth dollars.