How to wash tea stains on clothes?

People usually drink various kinds of tea. Some teas are lighter in color when brewed, but many teas are very dark in color. If such tea accidentally gets on clothes, there will be obvious marks on the clothes. At this time, ordinary methods may not be able to wash them clean, so you can try the following tips to help clean them.

How to wash tea stains on clothes?

1. If the stain has dried, prepare a bottle of glycerin solvent and an egg, take out the egg yolk, and evenly apply the egg yolk and glycerin solvent on the tea stains on the clothes. After the solvent dries slightly, rinse the clothes with clean water.

2. Salt is used to deal with tea stains on clothes. Lightly sprinkle a layer of salt on the tea stains. After 10 minutes, take a basin of hot water and a piece of soap and soak the white vest in the water for 5 minutes. After 5 minutes, scrub it like you normally would wash clothes, and the tea stains on the white vest have basically disappeared. After washing again, all the marks on the white vest were gone. This is a good and effective method. What needs to be noted is that when using this method to clean tea spilled on clothes, it must be done in a timely manner. Otherwise, the desired effect may not be achieved.

3. If tea spills on clothes, use 70-80 wipes immediately. C's hot water to clean it.

4. Old tea stains can be washed with concentrated salt water or rubbed with a mixture of ammonia and glycerol (1:10). Ammonia is forbidden to be used on silk and wool fabrics. They can be rubbed with 10% glycerol solution, then washed with detergent and rinsed with water.

5. Old tea stains can be wiped with a mixed solution of glycerin and egg yolk, and then rinsed with clean water after it dries slightly. Or apply glycerin to the stain, sprinkle a few grains of borax on it, and soak it in boiling water. You can also wipe it with diluted ammonia, borax and warm water.

If tea stains remain on clothes, it is recommended to clean them as soon as possible, because the longer the stains are, the harder it is to remove. You can use the following methods:

1. When the clothes are dry, apply Blue Moon hand wash or deep clean laundry detergent to the stains to completely cover the stains. After leaving it for 5 minutes (you can gently rub it), add Blue Moon laundry detergent and wash it normally.

2. If the stains cannot be removed by the above methods,

(1) White cotton, linen, and polyester clothing: Add one bottle cap (40 grams) of Blue Moonlight White Clothes Stain Remover (600g specification) to half a basin of water (about 2 liters), stir well, soak the white clothing in it for 30 minutes, and rinse thoroughly. If the stains are still not removed after soaking for 2 hours, take out the clothes, add 1 bottle cap of this product to the basin, stir well, put the clothes in and continue soaking. The cumulative soaking time shall not exceed 6 hours.

(2) Colored and other white clothing: Place the clothing in a basin with the stained area against the bottom of the basin. Use the bottle cap of Blue Moonlight Colored Clothes Stain Cleaner (600g specification) to measure 1/4 bottle cap (10g) of Colored Clothes Stain Cleaner and 1/4 bottle cap (10g) of Blue Moon Collar Cleaner, pour them on the stained area, cover the stain with other unstained parts of the clothing to prevent it from drying out, let it sit for 2 hours, and rinse it clean. If the stain is still not removed after 2 hours, you can extend the standing time to overnight.

Note: White Clothes Stain Cleaner is suitable for white cotton, linen, polyester, polyester-cotton, and cotton-linen fabrics. Do not use it on silk, wool, spandex, nylon, and other clothing that cannot be bleached with chlorine. Do not use the original solution directly. Color Clothes Stain Remover is not suitable for easily faded clothes or dry-cleaned clothes. When using it, avoid contact with metal buttons, zippers, metal decorations on the clothes and avoid direct sunlight.