What to do if there are fruit stains on clothes

Everyone likes beautiful clothes, but if fruit stains drip on them, the clothes will become very ugly and emit an unpleasant smell. Different clothes require different detergents to remove fruit stains. You can also use concentrated salt water to wipe the fruit stains and then continue to wash them with clean water. Because fruit stains contain a certain amount of sugar, you can remove them by gently scraping them with a hard object and then soaking them in warm water for a while.

1. For new stains, wipe the stained area with concentrated salt water, or immediately sprinkle salt on the stained area, rub it lightly with your hands, moisten it with water, and then immerse it in a detergent solution to wash it. You can also use warm water and soap to wash it vigorously; after removing heavy and old stains, you can first use 5% ammonia water to neutralize the organic acid in the juice, and then use detergent to wash it. Chemical fiber blends containing wool can be cleaned with tartaric acid; if the fabric is white, add a few drops of ammonia to 3% hydrogen peroxide, dip a cotton ball or cloth in the solution to moisten the stained area, then wipe with a clean cloth and dry in the shade; wipe the stained area with 3-5% sodium hypochlorite solution, and then rinse with clean water. If it is an old stain, soak it in the solution for 1-2 hours, then brush and rinse it; for peach juice stains, because they contain high-valent iron, they can be removed with oxalic acid solution. For persimmon stains, immediately rub with wine and concentrated salt water, then wash with warm detergent solution and rinse with clean water; for tomato sauce, scrape off the dried traces first and then wash with warm detergent. The jam can be moistened with water and then scrubbed with shampoo, then washed with soap and alcohol solution and rinsed with clean water.

2. Remove juice and tea stains from clothes: prepare white vinegar and salt. White vinegar is used to deal with juice on clothes. Pour a spoonful of white vinegar on the place where juice is spilled, and you can see the traces of juice slowly disappearing. Salt is used to deal with tea stains on clothes. Sprinkle a layer of salt lightly on the tea stains.