Guidance from real restoration experts  •  Call us toll free 800.770.DOLL (3655)
Twin Pines
Cart

Stain Removers

Tough stains, delicate surfaces. Twin Pines stain removers lift ink, magic marker, mold, mildew, fungus, metal “green ear,” old blood, grease, tar and sticker residue — from vinyl, plastic, porcelain and delicate fabrics. Each one works where ordinary household cleaners are too harsh, so you can clean precious, antique and collectible items with confidence. Restorers and collectors have trusted these formulas for over 30 years. Find the right remover for your stain below.

Filter & refine
Showing 4 products
Booost non-bleach stain booster jar, used with Perk on delicate fabric
Cleaners

Booost

A non-bleach booster that gives Perk extra power on stubborn stains and browning. Used with Perk.

$7.99
Formula 9-1-1 multi-purpose cleaner 8 oz bottle for blood, grease and residue
Cleaners

Formula 9-1-1

A non-toxic surface cleaner for sticky films, grime and tough stains. Also removes Remove-Zit.

From $16.99 · 2 sizesChoose size
Perk cold-water cleaner bottle for antique and delicate fabrics
Cleaners

Perk

A gentle, reusable cold-water soak that pulls old stains out of antique and delicate fabrics.

From $17.99 · 3 sizesChoose size
Remove-Zit stain remover jar for lifting ink, marker and mold stains from vinyl dolls
Cleaners

Remove-Zit

Lifts ink, marker, mold and dye stains out of vinyl and plastic. The standard restorers have trusted for 30+ years.

From $12.99 · 2 sizesChoose size

Which remover for which stain?

Ink, marker or green ear on vinyl? Remove-Zit is built for doll and figure surfaces. It pulls the stain up out of hard and soft plastic without dulling or softening the finish underneath.

Age stains on fabric? Perk cleans in cold water with no bleach. Add Booost when browning, old blood or deep yellowing needs more lifting power — the two are made to work as a pair.

Grease, tar, sticker residue or smoke film? Formula 9-1-1 is the multi-purpose one. It also removes doll wigs and cleans brushes, which is why most restorers keep a bottle on the bench.