🤠 Bickmore Hat Spot Remover - Effortlessly Cleans and Eliminates Stains, Grease, Fingerprints, and Rings on Felt Cowboy Hats Review

As you can see from the photos, I have some pretty greasy spots on my hat from the barbecue. Used stain remover and we look a lot better!

Bought to remove small stains from a white fedora only to find I need a 'hat sponge' and 'hat brush'. I had to make do with a regular sponge and a toothbrush. The material is dry and grainy, making it difficult to use on the contours of the hat. The instructions say nothing about whether you use the "hat sponge" wet or dry. So you rub this dry, gritty, sand-like substance onto the surface of the hat as much as you can, and it's hard to keep the stuff where it needs to be. It didn't help at all…

As you can see from the photos I have some pretty greasy stains on my hat from the BBQ. Used stain remover and we look a lot better!

My first experience with this was trying to clean an old silver Beaver Stetson. These granules remove part of the stain, but not all. It seems to work a bit like sandpaper, rubbing a hat sponge over the stained area, it peels off some of the fur felt.

There is a brown spot on the outer crown of my Stetson. I applied a thin layer of your powder to the area and rubbed it in with my finger. Then use a brush to remove any residue. Just touch up the stain a little. Should I also apply some water? Smeared print cannot be attached. Is there an email or text I could use? 760-578-7105 or jrdavisrm14@gmail.com

Bought to remove small stains from a white fedora just to say I need a "hat sponge" and a "cap" need. Brush. "I had to settle for a regular sponge and a toothbrush. The material is dry and grainy, so it's difficult to use on the contour parts of the hat. The instructions say nothing about whether the "hat can be used It's supposed to "sponge" wet or dry. So you just rub this dry, gritty, sand-like substance onto the surface of the hat as much as possible, and it's difficult to keep the material