Repair Remove zit for vinyl (and cleaning it after)

Hello! I want to ask here, if anyone has personal experience with removing the vinyl stain treatment residue from twin pines "remove zit" cream with something other than formula 911 and if it works correctly enough that you could recommend it to others.

I'm not sure if it's already been asked in this way. If so I apologize. I don't always find success trying to search on mobile.
Anyway, I know I can buy the formula 911 but my money is pathetically tight by now, and since another cleaner or solvent I already have might work I wanted to ask now.

I have:
Windsor and Newton brush cleaner
Ajax and dawn dish soaps
(Those two are my best guesses)
But I also have 100% acetone, 79% isopropyl alcohol and of course regular antibacterial hand soap

I really appreciate any advice, thank you!

I read on Dolls Dreaming that "cleaning wipes" and goo gone might be acceptable but on the cleaning wipes I couldn't find info on what kind

 

It's not regular zit cream if that's what you are referring to, it's the twin pines remove zit. I just want to make sure we are talking about the same product

And yes, I generally avoid dark colored, moisturized or heavily perfumed hand soaps same as when wiping faceups which I have a lot of experience with.
(With colors in these two dish soaps I never had issues, but I apply the lather, not soap directly in concentrate)

Thanks for the white skin tip. I have only DD normal and if I can't get the stains off this head she will continue being junk technically so I'm at least going to give it a go.

 

@scripple it's not bad advice, someone else will read it too and it's helpful for that situation.
At this point I had simply already bought this stuff earlier in the year but didn't buy the stuff to clean it off... Whoops! And I did want to use it if it's faster because I wanted to see results sooner I have actually done reading on all this I just want to know out of curiosity if there are other working solvents for the twin pines stuff.
still appreciate your comments!

 

@Spoomsy thanks for the reply! I'm interested in everyone's experiments *for science* lol

So have you done a Faceup over them afterwards and it's been ok? And how long have they been going since a faceup without problems?

I still feel like Windsor and Newton could theoretically work extremely well, because the solvent/cleaner they are selling to remove it can clean oil paint and so can Windsor and Newton brush cleaner. Windsor and Newton is also oily and oil + oil is generally the ticket for non water soluble removal.

I'm here asking though because I do wish you be better safe than sorry
Earlier I said "technically junk" but I mean technically as such... She's just got bad paint stains she could still be completely destroyed by doing something foolish! Ha

 

Windsor and Newton seems to be safe on vinyl like it is for resin. Just don't get too casual with it as it can soften resin heads up substantially if you leave on too long. If you are just attentively removing a Faceup on resin it's not a problem. I use it normally because it's the most powerful and fast widely used product to make my life easier. But we're off topic now
Edit to ad: well I think several months is a good start. hopefully I can get my head(s) de-stained and park them in a new Faceup for 1+ years though. I prefer to repaint seldom now as long as it's not damaged or an appearance I have totally outgrown.

 

Double post but I want to update my saga for whatever it's worth:
I ordered removezit earlier last year, stored it in my house a few months before I started using it (it claims a one year shelf life) then I used it with repeated applications as directed on a lightly stained DD head (peach- orangey stains from old Faceup) for weeks. Weeks! I saw literally no discernible improvement. I cleaned it all off at the end with Windsor and Newton and that seemed to work. But yes, I feel like oh yes, of course it happens to me but the product did nothing and for now I totally lost interest.