How can I wash off the iron embroidery on clothes?

Rust refers to clothes or objects that come into contact with rusty iron, which will easily cause rust stains, which has a great impact. Especially when rust sticks to clothes, it will easily affect the cleanliness of the clothes. There are many ways to remove rust from clothes. You can add some white vinegar or alkali to the washing water. White vinegar and alkali can effectively remove rust stains without damaging clothes.

How to wash rust off clothes?

Sprinkle 15% acetic acid solution (or 15% tartaric acid solution) on the stain, or soak the rusty part in the solution for about a day, and then rinse with clean water. You can also soak the rusty area with 10% citric acid solution, then soak it in concentrated salt water, rub it and rinse it clean the next day.

If there is rust on white cotton fabric, you can use a small spoon to scoop a handful of oxalic acid on the stain, then sprinkle some warm water, rub it gently, and then rinse it with clean water. Pay special attention to operating quickly to avoid oxalic acid corroding clothes. This method cannot be used multiple times.

Depending on the degree of rust stains on clothes, take out several vitamin C tablets, grind them into powder, and sprinkle them on the rusted areas of wet clothes. After they are fully soaked, rub them vigorously several times to remove the rust stains.

For rust stains on clothes, if there are not many, you can use clothing rust remover to remove them. Spray the remover evenly on the stained area, leave it on the clothes for 3-5 minutes, rub it repeatedly, and then rinse it with clean water several times until the stain is removed. Note that the amount of rust remover should be determined according to the amount of dirt. Too much or too little is not good.

If it is rust on the wheel hub, it can be cleaned off with paint iron powder remover. The specific method is to first wipe the wheel hub clean with a semi-wet and semi-dry cloth, then spray the rust remover, wait for 10-15 minutes, and then wipe it clean with a soft dry cloth. If the rust is severe, spray the rust remover again, wait for a while and then wipe it again.

The easiest way to wash off rust is to use several fresh lemons, squeeze out the lemon juice and sprinkle it on the rust stains. After the lemon juice soaks into the clothes, rub them with your hands. Repeat several times until the rust stains are removed. Then wash them with soapy water and finally rinse them with clean water.

Precautions

Methods 1 and 2 use chemical raw materials and are more effective in washing rust, but acid has a certain corrosive effect on clothes and hands. Therefore, try to use it as little as possible or take protective measures such as wearing gloves.

Other methods

1. If there is rust on your clothes, you can actually use some simple materials to wash it off. For example, you can use the lemons we eat in daily life to squeeze out the lemon juice and apply it to the rusted area to wash it off. After the rust is washed off, rinse the lemon with clean water.

2. A quick method is to use oxalic acid, which is very common in chemical products. Of course, it cannot be used directly and needs to be diluted, about 1 to 5, and washed off in warm water at about 50°C, and then rinsed with clean water. Grind 3-4 vitamin C tablets into powder, sprinkle it on the stained area of ​​wet clothes, then rub it with water several times to remove rust stains. If it is old rust stains, you can soak the rusted area with a mixture of 10% oxalic acid, citric acid and water, then soak it in concentrated salt water and wash it off after 1 day.

3. You can also use disinfectant, but it is only limited to white clothes. Other colors may be damaged. Drop disinfectant on the rust, rub it with your hands, the rust can be washed off, and then rinse it. The above methods can all solve the rust on clothes.

4. First soak them in boiling water, then wash them with sour milk, and finally wash and dry them, you will find that the rust stains on the clothes are gone.

5. Soak the clothes in water containing 2% acetic acid. After two or three minutes, rinse with water. If the stain is small, you can also use a cotton swab dipped in water containing 5% acetic acid and wipe the stain over and over again, the rust stain on the clothes will disappear.