Stain Removal Guide PDF

Gas a) Apply stain treatment then rub the fabric together. An old toothbrush can be very helpful to get the treatment into the fibers. b) Use diluted white vinegar or ammonia to remove any remaining color. Chocólate a) Allow the chocolate to completely harden then gently remove hardened chocolate...

Gas a) Apply stain treatment then rub the fabric together. An old toothbrush can be very helpful to get the treatment into the fibers. b) Use diluted white vinegar or ammonia to remove any remaining color. Chocólate a) Allow the chocolate to completely harden then gently remove hardened chocolate. b)Treat with colorless dishwashing liquid and water. Gently blot the stain using a light-colored cloth. C) If stained with milk chocolate, use a few drops of ammonia. If stained with dark chocolate, use two tablespoons of white vinegar (for colored clothes) or hydrogen peroxide (for white clothes). Chewing gum and other sticky substances For chewing gum, freeze the garment if possible by placing it direct in the freezer. If freezer is unavailable, put some ice cubes in a small plastic bag and place it on the clothing where the gum is. When the gum has hardened, lift it off or scrape it slowly with no visible stain remaining. Glue a), Water-based glues (like white school glue) simply need some dishwashing liquid and water. Soak in few minutes, then rub. Rinse and wash after. b) Glues that are permanent, such as epoxy or super glue, will require acetone followed by a thorough rinse and wash. Crayon a) Apply a small amount of kerosene or thinner and allow it to work for 10-15 minutes. Begin working out the crayon, repeating as necessary until gone. D) Place the garment with the stain facing down on top of a stack of paper towels. Spray with a lubricant and allow it to sit for five minutes. Turn the item over and spray it again. Let it sit for five minutes, Rinse the item well. C) Liquid dishwashing soap and warm water can be used as well. fruit juice a) soak stained clothes in cold water for 30 minutes, Use a drop or two of enzyme detergent and warm water lo soak it further. 6) Rinse with cool water then apply a solution of one part white vinegar and two parts water and allow to sit for 10 minutes. C) Apply a stain treatment product and wash in detergent. Coffee a Cover the spot with stain remover and allow it to sit for 10 minutes. b Wash in warm water using a detergent. C) Use liquid dishwashing detergent and warm water to work on the stain. d) If the coffee contained milk, use a product like an oil solvent. Mud a) Allow the mud to dry and brush off as much as can be. Using a gentle detergent and some water, rub the garment to create suds. b) After rinsing, if there are any remaining stains, use one part white vinegar and one part water to remove and finish with a wash in an enzyme detergent. Grease/Oil a) Place stained clothes side down on a stack of paper towels. Apply an oil solvent and allow it to dry then rinse. bt cover the stain with an absorbent powder such as cornstarch, baking soda, salt, or baby powder and allow it to sit. Brush the powder off but do not rub it. If the stain is persistent, use a dry cleaning solvent. Ink a) Place a clean towel or cloth under the stain and spray the ink with hairspray until saturated. Let it soak for several seconds then blot the #ink stain with another clean cloth. Repeat this process until gone and then wash in detergent. b) Soak the item in milk overnight then wash as usual. Blood a) Soak in cold water, gently rub the spot using the fingers. Change the water as needed when it begins to turn pink from the blood coming out of the garment. b) Rinse, blot, then soak in cold water. Use a stain remover and allow it to sit before washing. C) Hydrogen peroxide can be used on white or light-colored fabrics for stubborn blotches. Perspiration a) Use a prewash stain remover and allow it to sit as directed. Wash item in the hottest water recommended for the fabric using detergent and bleach. b)After pretreating with stain remover, use diluted vinegar to remove any remaining color. Rinse thoroughly with cool water. Ketchup and other tomato-based substances a) Whenever possible, rinse under cold running water right away. b)Soak garment in warm water and dab the spot with a sponge that has been coated with dishwashing soap. C)Apply a stain treatment and allow it to sit for 15 minutes. Use diluted white vinegar to remove any remaining color.