Remove old and stubborn stains from clothes

In daily life, it is very common to have stains on clothes. As we all know, some stains are difficult to remove. Once the stains cannot be removed, it is equivalent to ruining a piece of clothing. Especially when facing your favorite clothes, it would be a pity to throw the clothes away directly. But what should you do if the stains cannot be removed? Don’t worry, here are some tips for removing stubborn stains on clothes.

Sweat stains

Sometimes some sweat stains cannot be removed even with bleach, which is very troublesome. Just learn the following tricks and solve them easily.

Items needed: Ammonia (available at large pharmacies), winter melon, salt water

Cleaning method:

1. Soak the sweat-stained clothes in 3%-5% cold salt water for 1-2 hours to melt the sweat stains;

2. Mash the winter melon, squeeze out the juice and use it to wash the sweat-stained clothes, then wash with clean water;

3. Rinse the clothes in clean water with a drop of ammonia, and the clothes will look brand new.

Mildew

Items needed: Mung bean sprouts (yes, that’s right, the mung bean sprouts for eating)

Cleaning method: Rub the mung bean sprouts repeatedly on the mold spots, then wash them with clean water, and you will find that the mold spots have magically disappeared!

Macula

Items needed: fine salt or toothpaste

Cleaning method: Sprinkle some fine salt on the yellow spots on clothes and rub them to wash them off; the yellow spots on the collar can be scrubbed with toothpaste first, then rinse with clean water and then rub with soap to effectively remove the spots.

Gum on clothes.

Most young people like to chew gum, but sometimes they accidentally get gum on their clothes, which usually cannot be washed off. You can wrap the clothes in plastic bags and freeze them in the refrigerator. When the chewing gum becomes hard, take it out and rub it gently, and it will be easy to wash off.

Wash white sneakers.

White shoes are the hardest to clean. It is recommended that you brush the white sneakers clean first, then soak them in beer for a while, and then put the shoes in a cool place to dry. It is best to cover the surface of the shoes with a layer of toilet paper, so that the effect will be more significant.

Wash tea and coffee stains.

It's easy to spill tea or coffee on clothes when drinking, and it's really hard to remove if it's white clothes. If the stain is just now stained, you can choose to wash it with hot water; if it is an old tea stain, you need to wash it with concentrated salt water; if it is silk or wool fabric, you need to use glycerin to wash it.

Yellowed clothes.

Some light-colored clothes will easily turn yellow after being worn for a period of time. For yellowed clothes, you can choose to wash them with rice water and orange peels. Keep the rice washing water, boil orange peels and water, then rub the clothes in it to make the clothes whiter without any bad side effects on the skin.

Wash away pen marks.

If you accidentally make a pen mark on your clothes, you can soak the marked area in Erguotou for a while, and then wash it with detergent, or you can directly rub it with milk.