Tips for removing stains from clothes?

It is usually difficult for us to avoid stains on clothes. Babies are prone to milk stains, children are prone to oil stains, adults are prone to rust stains, urine stains and various other stains. Some stains are very difficult to remove. We often have to wash the stains on clothes many times, but they may not be cleaned completely. With the following tips, you don’t have to be afraid of stains on clothes. Here are some tips for removing stains from clothes.

(1) If there are soy sauce stains on clothes, wash them with cold water and then use detergent.

(2) For clothes that have been contaminated with soy sauce for a long time, add an appropriate amount of ammonia water to the detergent (1 part of the detergent solution is added to 4 parts of the detergent solution).

parts of ammonia water) for washing. Silk and wool fabrics can be washed with a 10% citric acid aqueous solution. Finally, rinse with clean water

(3) White sugar is required. First, soak the stained area with water, then sprinkle a spoonful of sugar on it and rub it with your hands. We can see that some of the soy sauce has been stained on the white sugar, and then washing with water can remove the stains.

(1) Chop ginger into small pieces, put it on the sweat stains on clothes, rub it and rinse it.

(2) Salt water method to remove sweat stains

For sweat stains on clothes, prepare 5% salt water, soak the clothes for 1 hour, then gently rub and rinse them. Squeeze the juice of fresh winter melon and apply it to the sweat stains, rub them, and then rinse them. Or soak the clothes in 10% concentrated salt water for 1-2 hours, take out and rinse them with clean water. Be careful not to use hot water as it will coagulate the protein.

(3) Add a few drops of ammonia to clean water, put the sweat-stained clothes in and scrub them, then rinse them with clean water.

It can be washed with a 25% concentration of ammonia water solution. You can also soak the clothes in 3% salt water for a few minutes, rinse them with clean water, and then wash them with detergent.

(1) The mildew stains on clothes can be exposed to sunlight first, then cleaned with a brush, and then washed with alcohol.

(2) Soak the mildew-stained clothes in concentrated soapy water, take them out with the soapy water, and dry them in the sun for a while. Repeat this process several times. After the mildew stains are removed, rinse them with clean water.

(3) Wipe with a 2% soap alcohol solution (add a handful of soft soap flakes to 250 grams of alcohol and stir evenly), then wipe with 3-5% sodium hypochlorite bleach or hydrogen peroxide, and finally wash. This method is only applicable to white clothes, and old stains can be soaked in the solution for 1 hour.

(4) Stains on wool fabrics can also be cleaned with a mustard solution or a borax solution (add two tablespoons of mustard or two tablespoons of borax to a bucket of water).