How to remove cola stains

Many people have the habit of drinking Coke. People who drink Coke often know that if Coke is accidentally spilled on clothes, it is difficult to wash off. Coke contains a lot of sugar and pigment, and sugar is a soluble stain. If it is not cleaned in time, it will turn yellow over time and is particularly difficult to remove. How to clean after being stained with Coke is a problem that many people are more concerned about. How to remove cola stains?

After being stained with cola, you can use the following methods to clean it:

1. Apply Blue Moon Deep Clean or Blue Moon Hand Washing Detergent to the stain and fully moisten or gently scrub;

2. Add detergent for hand washing or machine washing;

3. If the stains are stubborn and cannot be completely removed by conventional stain removal methods, you can use the following special stain removal methods to remove them.

If it still cannot be cleaned, you can use the following methods:

1. Before using this method to remove stains, please apply it to the hidden part of the clothes first;

2. Use a plastic basin, add 1/4 bottle cap (10 grams) of Blue Moon Color Stain Cleaner and 1/4 bottle cap (10 grams) of Collar Cleaner to half a basin of water (about 2L), pour it on the stain, cover the stain with other unstained parts of the clothes to prevent it from drying out, let it stand for 2 hours, and rinse it clean. If the stain remains after 2 hours, add appropriate amount of water to wet the entire garment and leave it overnight.

Note: Color Stain Remover is not suitable for easily faded clothes or dry-cleaned clothes. If you are not sure whether the clothes will fade, please try it in a hidden place of the clothes in advance; avoid contact with metal buttons, zippers, metal decorations, etc. on the clothes; avoid direct sunlight when using.

If your clothes are stained with Coke, you can evenly apply a small amount of detergent on the stained area, leave it for five minutes, and then rinse it with warm water to clean it. Detergent is a surfactant, which can easily wrap up the molecules in cola, causing them to fall off from the fibers of clothes and blend into the water, making them easier to wash. If clothes are stained with cola for a long time, the colored substances contained in the cola will be tightly bonded to the clothes. Therefore, it is necessary to use an oxidant such as 84 bleach or hydrogen peroxide, whose main ingredient is hypochlorite, to oxidize the colored substance into colorless substance. It is worth noting that it is necessary to grasp the soaking time and dilution ratio. When oxidizing clothes, pay attention to the composition of the clothes. Try not to use bleach to wash clothes containing silk, as bleach will damage such clothes. In addition, when soaking clothes made of chemical fiber, cotton, or linen fabrics in bleach, it is best to control the soaking time within 30 minutes, otherwise the color of the clothes themselves will be bleached as well.