A Complete Guide to Cleaning Clothes Stains and Oil Stains

Autumn is a bumper harvest season, not only vegetables and fruits, but also the prime time for seafood to be marketed, so many of us choose to eat seafood in autumn. But when we are feasting on various seafoods, we will always accidentally get oil stains or soup on our bodies. Stubborn stains on clothes can’t be washed off, and it’s a pity to lose them if they don’t look good when worn……
Don’t worry, the following editor will carefully summarize for you, remove all kinds of stains that are easy to stain when eating, easy to use and convenient, so that the clothes are as good as new, interested friends may wish to take a look.
Vegetable soup oil
1. If vegetable soup oil or cooked oil stains clothes, you can soak it in warm salt water first, then apply soap or shampoo to the oil stain on the clothes, and scrub it repeatedly to remove it.
2. You can apply the shampoo to the oil stains on the clothes, scrub vigorously, and then wash it with conventional methods.
3. If the clothes are stained with animal oil stains, you can apply mung bean powder thickly to the oil stains, and iron it with a low-temperature iron for 30 minutes, do not burn, and the oil stains can be removed.
4. If the clothes are stained with vegetable soup, you can wipe them with a handkerchief dipped in some soda and they can be removed in a moment.
Soy sauce stains
1. Clothes that have been impregnated with soy sauce for a long time should be washed by adding an appropriate amount of ammonia (washing solution: ammonia = 4:1) to the washing solution. Silk and woolen fabrics can be washed with 10% citric acid water solution, and finally rinsed with water.
2. Soak the stained area with water, then sprinkle with sugar, rub it repeatedly with your hands, and then you can see that part of the soy sauce stains have been stained on the sugar, and then wash it with water to remove it.
3. After soaking the stained clothes, apply soda powder to the place with soy sauce stains, and wash them with water after 10 minutes to remove the soy sauce stains.
4. In addition, washing and rubbing with white radish and alcohol can also remove stains.
Vinegar stains If
the clothes are stained with vinegar, you can sprinkle a little white sugar and rub it repeatedly, and then wash it with warm water. Or you can squeeze out the juice of the fresh lotus root and wipe it with a little dipping.
Juice prints
can be wiped with thick salt water for new stains; Chen Ji is first brushed with warm glycerin, then a little 10% acetic acid is brushed, and finally rinsed with water. Chemical fiber blends containing wool can be cleaned with tartaric acid.
Tea stains and coffee stains
1. It can be washed immediately with 70-80% hot water to remove it.
2. Old tea traces can be soaked in thick salt water or rubbed with ammonia and glycerin mixture (1:10). Silk and woolen fabrics are prohibited from ammonia, which can be rubbed with a 10% glycerin solution, then washed with detergent and rinsed with water.
3. You can wipe it with a mixed solution of glycerin and egg yolk, and rinse it with water after drying slightly.
4. Old coffee stains can be wiped with 3% hydrogen peroxide solution, and then washed with water, or with salt or glycerin solution.
Alcohol stains If
the clothes are stained with alcohol, you can soak them with water first, then pat them with a cloth dipped in neutral detergent, and then wash them with the usual method. If the wine stains are old, you need to add a few drops of vinegar and ammonia to the wipe.
Coke stains Coke stains
on clothes should be washed immediately with cold water or mild detergent. Residual smudges can be bleached.
Fish stains and fishy smell If there are fish marks on
your clothes, especially fish scale marks, you can first moisten the fish marks with pure glycerin, and then gently wipe them with a brush. After washing, let it dry for about a quarter of an hour, then wash it with warm water at about 25-30°C, and finally spray it with lemon essence, and the fishy smell and imprints will disappear.