Gelatin is derived from the collagen found in the bones, connective tissue, and skin of pigs, cattle, and other animals. Collagen from fish bones is also sometimes used. For religions that don't allow consumption of cattle products, gelatin made from only pork or fish can be used.
Wash and Care. Best way: will allow the binder to keep its style and binding effect the longest. 1.Soak in water for a while then gently hand-wash and dry it. Don't add any softener while you wash it.
Use a sponge and saturate the sticker area with the warm vinegar. Allow the area to soak in the vinegar until the adhesive loosens. Rinse the area with cool water. Treat the area with a prewash stain remover and launder as usual. Check the area after laundering. If any residue remains, repeat the treatment.Do not put the garment in the dryer until all adhesive is gone.f the garment has already been through the dryer, it make take several attempts to remove all of the residue. You can also use acetone (nail polish remover) on the residue. Test first to be sure the shirt is color stable. Put the sticky side of the shirt face down on a white towel.