Stubborn stains on children's clothes

Everyone knows that younger babies will spit up milk, spill milk, drool, etc., and there will often be some milk stains on their clothes, which are often difficult to clean. Older children like to play, and it is easy for them to get stains while playing. Some stains are like soy sauce, and it is difficult to clean them when they are on clothes. Faced with these, many mothers are very headache. How do you remove the stubborn stains on children’s clothes?

If your baby spits up milk, spit up milk, or has feces on clothes, the ideal way is to wash them on the spot. Mom and dad can rinse the clothes first, then mix baking soda into a paste with a higher concentration, apply it directly to the stained area, let it sit overnight, and when you wash the clothes the next day, the dirt will disappear or be greatly improved. The magical baking soda is a chemical that can remove odors and is often used as a cleaning agent in Western countries (especially Germany). However, if you soak clothes in baking soda water for too long, they will ferment and become smelly. Parents are reminded that baking soda can be purchased at a very low price in supermarkets, but it is usually used as a supplementary ingredient for Western cakes, so it should be purchased in the flour section. Don’t go to the wrong place!

In addition to soaking dirty clothes in baking soda water, you can also rinse the clothes with milk and juice stains, apply stain remover soap, and gently rub them to allow the detergent to penetrate into the clothing fibers. However, the problem with using stain remover soap is that repeated rubbing can easily loosen the clothes, so just rub them gently without too much force.

If the baby's clothes are accidentally stained with saliva or milk, it is recommended to soak them in clean water first and rub them slightly. If you are worried that there will be sweat and dirt left, you can add a little white vinegar while rubbing to help remove stains and disinfect. White vinegar is a very natural cleaner and parents can use it with confidence.

Condition 2 Soy Sauce

It is very common for clothes to accidentally get stained with soy sauce during meals. Parents can go to a nearby convenience store to buy carbonated soda, pour the soda directly on the soy sauce stains and rub them repeatedly, because carbonated soda contains baking soda, which can help remove stains.

Condition 3: Clothes turn yellow

There are many reasons for this problem. It may be that the clothes were not washed clean last time, but you didn't notice it, and they will turn yellow over time. In addition, white clothes themselves are more prone to yellowing, or this situation may occur if a piece of clothing is worn for too long. If you want to avoid yellowing of clothes, it is recommended to expose them to sunlight after washing. Lin Sufen said that many children wear old clothes that others can no longer wear, but parents do not know whether the children who used the clothes previously have skin diseases or whether the clothes have been stored for a long time. Therefore, they must be washed and exposed to the sun for two days before wearing. Dry one side on the first day and turn it over to dry the other side on the second day.

Before putting clothes away, they should also be washed, especially clothes that may not be worn again for several months. Both sides must be washed to thoroughly remove the dirt on the clothes and prevent yellowing. Generally speaking, if the yellowing of clothes is not serious, you just need to pay attention to hygiene. It is recommended to wear white clothes as long as possible because they turn yellow easily.

Laundry Tips

If your baby's clothes are stained, just wash them according to the normal laundry procedure. It is recommended to rinse them with clean water first, then soak them in baking soda water or add some white vinegar to help remove sweat. If they are still not clean, rinse them with stain remover soap or soak them in baking soda water again. After the sweat and stains disappear, you can throw the clothes into the washing machine to wash!

Although babies do not move much, they lack self-control and can easily get saliva, juice, milk stains, feces and other dirty sweat on their clothes. If not dealt with immediately, the clothes will become soaked and smelly. Even so, improper cleaning methods will cause clothes to fade in patches, giving parents a headache! This article will introduce the most practical life tips, teach moms and dads how to easily wash off those annoying sweat stains, and provide you with common sense on how to properly dry and store clothes.