3 Tips To Remove Stains
Sometimes, you get a stain on one of your favorite garments at the worse time possible that you have to remove in a timely manner. But, you either don’t know how to or you don’t have the right products to do so. Either you or the people you’re with don’t have stain remover handy. Or, you’re at home and you don’t have any yourself. Let’s take a look at a few tips and tricks to keep in mind when it comes to quickly removing stains.
Stained Shirts
1) Order a Club Soda To Remove Stains
If you’re out to the town one day, believe it or not, you can use club soda to treat the stain in the moment until you can take care of it with more serious means and products. You can get club soda at any grocery store or at a restaurant. It does wonders for treating the stain before you get the garment into a washing machine. Furthermore, at home, if you find yourself short of strong stain-treating stuff, you can mix your own club soda with lemon juice and cream of tartar.
There’s something about the carbonation of the club soda that works really well to cut through stubborn dirt on the garment. Also, to remove stains from spilled drinks or dog accidents, pour club soda over the stain and scrub firmly. Next, rinse with clean water and blot the stained area with a clean cloth. Repeat this as necessary.
Club Soda Stain Removal
2) Use Hydrogen Peroxide To Remove Blood Stains
You have just cut yourself on accident while chopping up vegetables and now your shirt is stained…how do you treat the stain in a hurry? All you have to do is grab your bottle of hydrogen peroxide! Apply a small amount of the hydrogen peroxide directly to the stained area and in a matter of seconds, watch as the red blood stain disappears. Also, in the case of old stains, reapply the product in the area as needed. After the stain is removed, rinse the area with cold water. This will remove any peroxide that may be left behind on the garment.
Hydrogen Peroxide Stain Removal
3) Use Cornstarch To Remove Grease Stains
Sometimes, grease stains can be the hardest to get rid of. And in many ways, they’re the most visible of stains on your clothing garments. To cure the grease spot, the trick is to sprinkle cornstarch on it. That’s right, cornstarch! First, mix equal parts of thee cornstarch and water in a small bowl until it turns into a pasty texture. Then, apply the paste to the grease spot. Lastly, soak up the grease for approximately ten minutes and then be wowed as you brush the stain out with a dry cloth!
Need help getting rid of a stain on one of your most favorite garments? Contact Avon cleaners today and we will be sure to provide you with the best method on stain removal.
Also, feel free to read our published blog post to learn more about dark spots on your red colored garments.
Corn starch Stain Removal
