It is essential to treat stains as soon as possible with the right product. If the clothes are washed and dried, hot spots will be more difficult to remove.
1. Apply the stain remover to the wrong side of the fabric. The stain will thus be pushed out of the fibers of the fabric rather than being absorbed further. Allow the stain remover to work for ten minutes before washing the clothes.
2. If you have to rub the stain, use the wrong side of another part of the garment to rub it between your hands.
3. If you drop a drop of bleach on a washable cloth, immediately soak the discolored stain in strength 10 hydrogen peroxide. Wait a few minutes before rinsing with clear water.
4. To clean an old tablecloth that is not known to have stains, soak it in hot water with 30 to 45 ml (2 to 3 tablespoons) of cream of tartar added. Leave it on overnight before washing it off with your usual cleanser.
5. Carrot puree stains on baby clothes will disappear if you spray them with an all-purpose household cleaner or ammonia-based window cleaner before washing them with your usual laundry detergent.
6. White glue stains will disappear after brushing with slightly warm white vinegar.
7. Bathing for a few hours in a bowl of milk will reduce pencil and pencil stains. Wash normally with your usual detergent.
8. Anointing with white vinegar removes the white rings that air freshener leaves on black clothes.
9. You will remove the lipstick stain by soaking the stained garment in lukewarm water. Clean the back of the stained cloth with dish soap and rinse.
10. Brush a rust stain on a cloth with lemon juice and fine salt. Leave it for an hour before washing the garment.
