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How to remove modelling clay stains

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When getting creative with modelling clay, it’s not the plan to get it on your clothes. When it comes to modelling clay stain removal, it’s important to understand the components of the stain itself. Modelling clay compounds come in two varieties, one that air dries and one that stays moist. The former can be simply brushed off, but the latter can work itself into the fabric fibres and requires further treatment. If your modelling clay has oils in it to prevent the clay from drying out, then you’ll want to use a washing detergent, like Ariel, that removes the oily components and also uses bleaching agents to remove the colour marks. Follow our Ariel stain solutions to remove modelling clay stains from clothes.

How to remove modelling clay stains

Removing modelling clay stains

Step 1

Dose

Place one Ariel All-in-1 POD into the bottom of your empty drum. For very tough stains, add a second POD. Always make sure to check dosage instructions on your pack.

Dose

Step 2

Load

Load your stained garments on top of the PODS.

Load

Step 3

Wash

Wash on the highest temperature as instructed by your clothes’ care labels.

Wash

Step 4

Unload

After the wash cycle is complete, unload the garments immediately.

Unload

Effective stain removal on many stains

Modelling clay stains are not the only kind of stains you can get while doing arts and crafts. There are all kinds of paint stains your clothes can pick up, as well as standard clay stains and glue stains. For most tough stains, Ariel offers outstanding stain removal from the first wash, so you can get on with being creative and leave the stains to Ariel.