How to remove apple stains

Many times when we buy a new piece of clothing, or wear a piece of clothing for a short time, it gets stained and we can’t remove it no matter what we do. It’s a pity to throw the clothes away, but it’s ugly to wear clothes with stains. At this time, we have to try every possible way to get rid of the stains. Apple stains are a type of stain that is very difficult to remove. So today, let’s take a look at how to remove apple stains with the editor.

1. Juice stain removal method: If juice (such as peach juice, watermelon juice, etc.) splashes on clothes, you should deal with it immediately: first wash with hot water, or pat the stain with a wet cloth or wet paper, and then use detergent to clean it.

2. If there are any yellow spots left, you can use bleach to wash it. Also pay attention to the fabric properties. Wool fabrics should be rubbed and washed with diluted ammonia;

3. Silk can be gently rubbed with citric acid or soap or alcohol solution; other fabrics can be washed with tartaric acid or hydrogen peroxide.

4. First scrub the old stains with warm glycerin, then add a little 10% acetic acid, and finally rinse with clean water.

5. For new stains, you can wipe the stained area with concentrated salt water, or immediately sprinkle salt on the stain, rub it gently 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 off vigorously.

6. After removing heavy and old stains, first use 5% ammonia water to neutralize the organic acid in the juice, and then use detergent to clean. Chemical fiber blends containing wool can be cleaned with tartaric acid.

7. 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 it with a clean cloth and dry it in the shade.