>Okay, then - what's the best way to get propolis out of clothing? I have >ruined some of my wife's garments over the years because bits of propolis >or wax got on them in the washer (even tiny bits) and when they went into >the dryer it warmed up and got into the fabric. This has not helped our >relationship(!) I've tried rubbing alcohol which seems to dissolve it >somewhat but then it tends to just "spread out." So far that hasn't proved >reliable. I realize all fabrics need different stain treatments, but would >appreciate ANY ideas along these lines. Everyone else, pay attention to >any replies - it may save you some grief! Thanks, J. > It has been my experience that it is almost impossible to remove propolis from clothing. I used to wash and dry covealls and ruin my wife's clothing occassionally. Then I switched to a wash and hang routine and have not had any problems. I simply hang coveralls to dry. If they do not dry fast enough for you to wear then buy more coveralls. Eric Abell Gibbons, Alberta Canada (403) 998 3143 [log in to unmask]