What should I do if my clothes are stained with 84?

84 disinfectant is a commonly used cleaning item in life. It has very strong cleaning and sterilization functions, so it is widely used. However, due to its strong bactericidal ability, it is also due to its strong corrosive ability. Therefore, it is easy for it to splash onto clothes during use and cause damage to the clothes. Once this happens, it needs to be dealt with in a timely manner. Let's see what to do if the clothes are stained with 84?

1. If clothes are stained with 84 disinfectant, you should soak them in water immediately before they change color to dilute the 84 disinfectant. If the clothes are stained with 84 disinfectant and have changed color, it is unlikely that they can be restored to their original state. You can send your clothes to a dry cleaner for a small amount of dyeing, i.e. touch-up, to restore the clothes to the same color.

2. The traces of 84 disinfectant cannot be removed, but you can take the clothes to a dry cleaner for small area dyeing. The dry cleaner calls it touch-up dyeing, and the color can be restored.

3. 84 is a detergent with bleaching effect, generally used to wash white clothes and slight stains on white clothes. If colored clothes show signs of 84 bleaching, it proves that the color has been stripped away and the fabric has been damaged to a certain extent, so only dyeing can restore it to its original state.

4. Precautions for using 84 disinfectant: It was only used in hospitals in the early days for disinfecting various medical devices, cloths, walls, floors, toilets, etc. 84 disinfectant can be bought everywhere in the market now.

Pay attention to the following points during use:

1. 84 disinfectant is somewhat irritating and corrosive and must be diluted before use. The general dilution concentration is 2/1000 to 5/1000, that is, 2 to 5 ml of 84 disinfectant is added to 1000 ml of water. Soaking time is 10 to 30 minutes. All items to be disinfected should be immersed in water and should be rinsed with clean water before use.

2. 84 disinfectant has strong bleaching and corrosive effects, so it is best not to use it to disinfect clothing. If it must be used, the concentration should be low and the soaking time should not be too long.

3. 84 disinfectant is a chlorine-containing disinfectant, and chlorine is a volatile gas. Therefore, the container containing the disinfectant must be covered, otherwise the disinfection effect cannot be achieved.