How to remove stains from denim jeans?

Question

Ok...so my dad is an IDIOT...and that is putting it nicely. I have a pair of Arizona Jeans, and my dad was working on my car, using a light that had an unknown sticky yellow substance all over it. He placed the light in the driver's seat of my car, and later, when I sat in my seat to drive, I consequently got the yellow stuff all over the butt of my jeans. I washed them, rubbing detergent on them before the wash. When they came out of the dryer, stain remaining, I rubbed nail polish remover into the stain, rinsed, and re-washed. The stain is still there. Can anyone tell me how to get this out of my jeans?!?!? I have had them for less than a year and they are pretty expensive just to replace. Thanks all!!!!

Answer 1

I agree, once you threw them in the dryer, you sealed their fate!  Sorry!

Answer 2

sorry but the dryer heat sets stains in, makes them permanent

I really do not know

Answer 3

When a stain is sticky I always try Goo Gone or anything with orange oil in it (I have some wood cleaner with orange oil in it).  Goo Gone you can buy at a discount store  for $4-5.  Just pre-treat with the Goo Gone and wash.

Answer 4

goo gone might discolor your pants, have your mom get some perry wash from work...believe it or not it works really well for removing stains