MIRACLE STAIN REMOVER FOR TPE - so simple, easy and cheap!

Bunnyboybob · Post by **Bunnyboybob** » Tue Jun 15, 2021 11:23 am

I'm so glad my Chloe is cocoa skinned. I don't have to worry about what colour clothes I put on her. Besides I always get my stuff from second hand shops and wash it before use. But the clothes smell so clean where I go to it hardly seems necessary.

MarkGreen1967 · Post by **MarkGreen1967** » Sat Nov 20, 2021 3:19 am

Made a new account to share how great the 10% benzoyl peroxide works on its own.

There was a really bad stain from some black skirt that I left on my girl for a day. The stain was then left for another day while I tried looking for a way to clear it up.
Original stain 2 days in with no treatment:

About 2 hours after applying the benzoyl peroxide

About 9 hours after applying

About 24 hours after applying

Note: I was applying more benzoyl peroxide every 6 hours or so.

Eyessewnshut · Post by **Eyessewnshut** » Wed Feb 07, 2024 1:19 am

Can confirm on the arm and hammer toothpaste. Took 3 applications, but it got rid of black candle smoke soot. Don't ask.

Wheezer · Post by **Wheezer** » Thu Feb 08, 2024 2:42 am

Indigo20 wrote: ↑Thu Feb 22, 2018 5:08 pm !!! PLEASE DO NOT USE BPO FOR STAIN REMOVING ON TPE DOLLS !!!

Benzoyl peroxide (BPO) is harming the TPE structure in depth and it can do an out bleaching to the skin tone !

When this dire warning came out on Feb 22, 2018 the main point was that BPO was unknown and needed to be tested on various dolls with different TPE blends.
After almost 6 years of uses and applications of BPO on many TPE dolls to remove stains, there have not been a rash of reported problems or damages.

So is seems clear that Benzoyl Peroxide Ointment (acne cream, etc.) DOES work well to remove TPE doll stains.
The various strengths (5%, 10%, etc.) only seem to impact the time to eliminate the stain.

So please avoid the unknown "magic potions" sold by some and just get BPO designed for human applications.
With that stuff you KNOW what is in it and it has to meet certain quality standards to be used on humans.
I have yet to see a vendors stain remover list any other content than "stain remover" on the bottle.
If you really don't know what is in it, do you want to apply it to your doll?

Just saying.
Cheers!
... W ...

Dollyman25442 · Post by **Dollyman25442** » Thu Feb 08, 2024 12:30 pm

Wheezer wrote: ↑Thu Feb 08, 2024 2:42 am
Indigo20 wrote: ↑Thu Feb 22, 2018 5:08 pm !!! PLEASE DO NOT USE BPO FOR STAIN REMOVING ON TPE DOLLS !!!

Benzoyl peroxide (BPO) is harming the TPE structure in depth and it can do an out bleaching to the skin tone !
When this dire warning came out on Feb 22, 2018 the main point was that BPO was unknown and needed to be tested on various dolls with different TPE blends.
After almost 6 years of uses and applications of BPO on many TPE dolls to remove stains, there have not been a rash of reported problems or damages.

So is seems clear that Benzoyl Peroxide Ointment (acne cream, etc.) DOES work well to remove TPE doll stains.
The various strengths (5%, 10%, etc.) only seem to impact the time to eliminate the stain.

So please avoid the unknown "magic potions" sold by some and just get BPO designed for human applications.
With that stuff you KNOW what is in it and it has to meet certain quality standards to be used on humans.
I have yet to see a vendors stain remover list any other content other than "stain remover" on the bottle.
If you really don't know what is in it, do you want to apply it to your doll?

Just saying.
Cheers!
... W ...

Agree!
I've been using this for years now with zero adverse results and a high degree of success.
I think the voice of reason can now claim this is the definitive method for stain removal on tpe dolls and is quite safe to use. And this isn't armchair pontification, this is my personal long term experience with the ten dolls I own covering a wide spectrum of doll manufacturers.