What method should be used to clean tea stains?

Tea culture is very profound. Many people have the habit of drinking tea. Proper tea drinking has health benefits for the human body. Different teas have different effects. People who drink tea regularly know that tea will produce tea stains, and tea stains are difficult to clean, especially when they are on clothes. It is particularly difficult to clean them. So what is the best way to wash tea stains? The following introduces the method of washing tea stains.

1. Salt cleaning

Rubbing large grains of salt together can remove stains. If it is a new tea stain, you can sprinkle salt on the tea stain, let it sit for a few minutes and then scrub it with soap. If it is an old tea stain, you can soak it in salt water for half an hour, and then wash it with detergent or soap.

2. Vinegar cleaning

Tea stains are alkaline, while vinegar is acidic, which can react chemically with tea stains to remove stains. Pour a little vinegar on the tea stains and then wash them with soap.

3. Lemon water cleanse

Lemon water is also acidic. If the tea stains on your clothes are dry, you can first scrub them with soapy water and then drop lemon water on the stains before continuing to wash.

4. Clean with disinfectant

84 disinfectant has a bleaching function. Tea stains on clothes can be soaked in a small amount of diluted disinfectant for half an hour. However, if you have colored or dark clothes, do not use disinfectant, otherwise they will fade.

1. If white clothes are stained with oil, a good way is to add water to toothpaste, apply it evenly on the stain and rub it gently, wait until white foam is rubbed out and then rinse with clean water.

2. When eating hot pot, your clothes will easily be stained with the smell of the hot pot. Clothes that have been kept at the bottom of the closet for a long time will also have a damp smell. You can soak your clothes in a 20:1 ratio of white vinegar and water for ten minutes and then wash them to remove the odor of the clothes.

3. If clothes are not washed clean, there will often be residual detergent. When washing the clothes for the second to last time, soak them in 100:1 white vinegar water for a few minutes, then rinse them with clean water, and the detergent will not remain on the clothes.

5. There are two ways to deal with soy sauce stains: 1. Sprinkle sugar on the stain and rub it directly. 2. Apply baking soda to the stain and rinse with clean water after ten minutes.

6. Paint stains If the paint is water-soluble paint or household interior wall paint, you can directly wash it with clean water, or apply perfume on the clothes and rub it gently.

7. Grass stains It is easy to get grass stains on clothes when playing outdoors. You can mix 100g of salt and 1000g of water, soak the clothes in the mixture for ten minutes and then wash them off to remove the grass stains.

8. When rinsing dyed clothes in the washing machine, add bleach and rinse for 25 minutes.

9. How to prevent clothes from fading: Soak the clothes in salt water and then wash them with clean water.

10. When clothes turn yellow, heat rice water and orange peels in a pot, then soak the yellowed clothes in the water and rub them slightly to restore the yellowed clothes to their original whiteness.