Showing posts with label Clothing Care. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Clothing Care. Show all posts

Sunday, November 5, 2017

8:30 AM

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.


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.


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.

Monday, June 23, 2014

9:05 PM

Cotton Jersey Fabric Care Tips

Synonymous with base material for sports shirts, cotton jersey is actually also used for dress and dress materials. Inherent characteristics and fell right in the body, and is elastic, made a lot of people like to wear the jersey fabric in the manufacture of women's fashion.

Jersey, initially only made of wool, but is now made of a mixture of wool, cotton, and synthetic fibers. The origin of the mention of jersey fabric is derived from the name of the island of Jersey which is the largest island of the group of islands known as the Channel Islands, located between England and France.

Care cotton jersey is divided into three parts, one step at the time of washing, while drying, and when ironing.

Wash
Try to wash your jersey clothing made not to use the machine, but by hand. Sprinkle detergent in a

Season
Let the water go down by itself, without the need squeezed twisted manner. Drying jersey by using a clothes hanger and try not drying jersey material in places exposed to direct sunlight.

Ironing

Do not been ironed shirt jersey with high heat levels with any other fabric coated on it. Why? Because its can make writing or images contained in jersey easy to peel. Iron be easily attached and etched in jersey material. The texture of yarn in jersey material and tangles easily decompose. Instead, put a piece of cloth on top while ironing jersey material.
medium-size bucket, then fill water in a bucket of water and stir until foamy. Enter Jersey into the bucket. Soak jersey material for about 2 to 3 minutes. Jersey should not be soaked too long, and do not be rubbed jersey material because it will make the color fade and tangle easily.

Saturday, June 8, 2013

8:43 PM

How to Keep Jeans from Fading In Washing

Quality color jeans or other denim clothing will usually be reduced each time washed. Sometimes, washing the new denim in the first time can make the color fade.

To avoid the faded of denim clothes and not fade into other clothes, do proper washing techniques. Such as the following way:

1. Place a jeans or denim clothing in a bucket.

2. Pour 3 cups of white vinegar or more if needed.

3. Soak the clothes for 15 minutes.

4. Turn over the clothes and put in the washing machine.

5. Wash Jeans with detergent.

6. When rinsing, mixes the rinse water with I cup of white vinegar

7. Then dry it with hang on a clothesline and away from direct sunlight. Using a clothes dryer repeatedly can cause the color to fade.

Tips

- To retain the color add 1 cup vinegar when rinsing, not wash in the washing machine.

- If you are lazy or do not have much time to do it, just bring your denim clothes to the cleaners.

- Do not just wash your jeans in a single-use condition. You can wear it a few times (2-3 times) before washing. Every time wears out, hanging or drying jeans outside to refresh condition.

Friday, June 7, 2013

8:03 PM

How to Clean Yolk Stains on Clothes

Clothes were stained yolk certainly irritating. In addition to difficult to clean, stain yolk is also very obvious. Clothing stains yolk should immediately clean as fresh stains easier to clean than the old stains that have settled in the dress.

Most of the yolk stains can be removed with a quick action and proper treatment. Here are tips to clean the yolk stains on clothes:

Scrape the dried yolk of fabric using the tip of a spoon or dull knife.
If the condition does not allow it to do so immediately, upon arriving at the house rub the egg yolk with a cloth dampened.

Use warm water because hot water will make the stain proteins become attached. Also avoid rubbing clothing because it will make the stain is getting spread so difficult to remove.

Spray the stain remover on the cloth, leave for a minute so that the liquid soak into the stain.
If liquid stain remover is not available, use a liquid detergent that is specifically designed for stubborn stains. Add a few drops of liquid detergent into a small bucket of warm water, and then soak the garment for 30 minutes.

Wash clothes washing as recommended on the label such as clothing.
Once the yolk is completely gone, dry the clothes. However, if the stain is still visible, repeat the stain removal process as above.

Additional Tips

Before using a stain remover product, always do a test on an inconspicuous part of the garment, for example on the inside of the seam

This is done because sometimes stain removal products can make color fade or leave marks on clothing.

Certain types of fabric should be cleaned only by a professional dry cleaner. Advised to always read the care label fabric listed on your clothes

Wednesday, June 5, 2013

7:34 PM

How to Remove Odor from Shoes

Fashion Treatment - Shoe which is tightly closed in front part is often cause odor, especially when worn within long time period. Well, so your shoes back on "fresh" and odor-free, consider the following tips.

1. For shoes that can be washed, use a mixture of detergent and baking soda to wash it.

2. If the shoes can not be washed, sprinkle baby powder on the inside of the shoe, leave for 24 hours before being used again. It is useful to eliminate shoe odor.

3. To prevent odors arise again, keep the inside of the shoes protected from moisture. Place the silica gel while storing shoes in order to keep the inside dry.

4. Spray the fragrance after use, so as not to cause shoe odor.



5. Shoe store in a cool place overnight, use newspaper to wrap it up in a room packed shoes. Newspaper is to absorb odors inside the shoe.

6. Or, when they want to store shoes, enter the coffee that has been wrapped into the shoes of tissue.

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