What to do if vegetable juice drips on clothes

If some vegetable juice sticks to clothes, it may form stains. At this time, you must wash it in time. If you wash it too late, it may have a great impact on the clothes and it will be more troublesome to clean. Therefore, timely cleaning is more important. If it is for stubborn stains, you can soak it for a while, and then add some white vinegar or toothpaste to clean it, the effect is also very good.

Is there any way to wash off the vegetable juice?

method:

1) When soup drips onto clothes, immediately use a napkin to gently wipe off the soup on the clothes.

2) Use any lotion-like skin care products (not foundation) that you carry with you, such as hand cream, facial cream, etc., and apply an appropriate amount to the stains where the soup has dripped. Apply it a little thicker.

3) After returning home, first soak the dirty area, apply soap, rub it vigorously for a few times, and finally wash it clean.

Special tips:

Girls always have various lotion-like skin care products hidden in their bags. Applying them immediately to the dripping soup can prevent the stains from spreading, quickly lock the stains, and decompose certain stains, making it easier to clean later.

This method is more effective for soups and sauces, but I have never tried dripping coffee or something like that.

If your clothes get dirty, the best way is to wash them as soon as possible. This is just an emergency method when you are out. The degree of cleanliness will vary depending on the concentration of the soup, and it is ineffective for soups containing food coloring.

Removing Fat and Oil Stains from Clothes

For clothes that are newly stained with small fat or oil stains, you should cover both the front and back of the stains with a layer of absorbent paper (such as paper towel, filter paper, blotting paper, etc.), and then iron them with an iron at a not too high temperature to remove them. In addition, light gasoline, acetone, turpentine, chloroform, ether, benzene, carbon tetrachloride, etc. can also effectively remove new stains. However, new stains on high-end clothing can only be removed with gasoline. If washed with water, they will often shrink and deform, causing damage.

For old or extremely difficult to remove grease stains, you can use the following formula to clean: a mixture of 8 parts gasoline, 1 part ether and 2 parts turpentine; a mixture of 4 parts benzene and 1 part ether; a mixture of equal amounts of gasoline and acetone; a mixture of 10 parts alcohol, 2 parts turpentine and 1 part ether.

For grease stains on white wool fabrics, paper, or books, you can scrub them with a paste made of 4 parts benzene, 1 part ether and an appropriate amount of magnesium oxide. The magnesium oxide powder can be replaced by chalk powder or white porcelain clay powder with the same effect.