Tips on how to remove fruit stains

Normally when we eat, we always encounter a problem, that is, food gets on clothes. It is easier to clean water stains on clothes, but some fruit stains are difficult to clean because fruit stains are colored. Different colors will leave different marks on clothes. Here are some tips for removing fruit stains.

How to wash fruit stains? Let’s take grape juice as an example. The first is the "Blue Moon Dry Clothes Pre-coating Method": when the clothes are drying, aim at the part with grape juice and lightly press the pump head, squeeze out an appropriate amount of hand-washing laundry detergent and apply it to the grape juice (apply evenly and completely, you can use your fingers to make circles from the outside to the inside). Let sit for 3-5 minutes before hand washing as usual.

Next, let it sit for 2 hours. It needs to be kept away from light. You can cover the grape juice area with other parts of clothing or cover it with other things, and prevent the stain from drying out. If the stain is still not gone after 2 hours, go to sleep and come back to it overnight. When you compare the before and after, you will see the amazing effect! Learn how to wash fruit stains, and you will never have to worry about any fruit stains in the future.

Fruit stains such as cantaloupe, papaya, dragon fruit, durian, orange, pineapple, and tangerine can be easily removed by using the dry clothing pre-coating method even if they have existed for a long time. This method is also effective for watermelons, pears, and kiwis that are no more than 3 days old. However, for grapes, apples, tomatoes, plums, mangosteens and other stubborn fruit stains that exist for a long time, you have to rely on the color stain soaking method.