How to Remove Stains on Clothes

Sometimes we can leave the stain on the clothes accidentally. Lipstick stains, coffee or tea.  If it happens and the stain is difficult to clean, here are 7 easy ways to remove various types of stains on the clothes.

1. The shirt gets stained with coffee splashes, syrup, or sauce? For water-based stains, we must act quickly. Scrape off with a mixture of water and soap. If left too long, the taints can be oxidized and become more difficult to remove.

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2. Never stubbornly kissing the child until the lipstick stains move into his shirt? If the child's clothes are dark, use a piece of white bread. Grasp the edges and rub the white side into the stain until the lipstick is lifted. Clean the clothes from the crumbs with a soft bristled brush.

3. To remove oil stains, we can use cornstarch. Sprinkle the stained area with flour, allow a few minutes until the flour absorb the oil, and then clean. If the stain does not disappear immediately, do it several times, and then wash clothes until clean.

4. There are times when sweat stains marks on the circumference of the shirt collar. A proven product for this is shampoo. Pour a little on the collar, rub to fade the stain, then rinse thoroughly. Then stay washed as usual.


5. The spill of wine or tomato sauce can be obvious, especially on light-colored clothes. The antidote is soda water. Pour into a clean cloth and brush on the stain.

6. Sometimes accidental parts of our bodies injured, and blood stains so attached to the shirt. Wet the stain area with water. Then, sprinkle the salt of the kitchen and rub it to fade the stain. Immediately after arriving home, immediately wash your clothes as usual.

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7. Node pens can be very annoying because water and soap are not enough to eliminate them. Pour the alcohol on a clean cloth and rub it into the stain. Another way is to wet the sponge with milk and rub it into the stain until clean.