How to Remove Yellow Stains from White Clothes

Yellow stains often appear on our clothes, which is quite normal, especially on our white clothes, because white clothes are less resistant to dirt. When this happens on white clothes, some method should be taken to remove it immediately. However, many people still don’t know the specific removal method. So how to remove yellow stains on white clothes?

Use rice washing water + orange peel to remove yellow stains: keep the rice washing water or put orange peel in a pot, add water and boil it, soak the yellowed clothes in it and rub them to easily make the clothes white again. Not only is it simple, it also does not have side effects on the skin like the fluorescent whitening agents sold on the market and does not damage clothes. It is a good method worth a try. If you find it troublesome or are afraid of operating errors, you can directly choose a detergent containing orange essential oil.

Lemon juice + salt to remove yellow stains: A traditional way is to hang yellowed clothes in the sun, but before that, you should spray fresh lemon juice on the yellowed area and then add some salt and rub it gently.

Beer + blue ink to remove yellow stains (1) Wash white clothes with soapy water or laundry detergent;

(2) Fill a half basin with water and pour in half a bottle of beer. The ratio of water to beer is 2:1.

(3) Add 1/3 of the ink cap of blue ink, just a few drops to make the water color slightly blue;

(4) Put the washed yellowed white clothes into the basin and soak for half an hour;

(5) Finally, rinse with clean water to make the clothes bright and white as new.

Put the washed clothes into a fresh-keeping bag and put them in the freezer of the refrigerator. Take them out after about an hour to make the white clothes bright and white. This method is not only applicable to white clothes, but also to other light-colored clothes.

Soap + Sun Exposure to Remove Yellow Stains (1) Wash white clothes with soapy water or laundry detergent, then rinse thoroughly.

(2) Apply soap again and do not rinse it. Instead, put it directly into a clean transparent plastic bag (or plastic bag) and seal it.

(3) Place it in the sun for 2 hours, then scrub and rinse it. It will be as white as new.

If there are more yellowed parts, you can turn the plastic bag over after an hour to ensure that every part of the clothes is evenly exposed to the sun. This soap exposure method is sealed in a plastic bag, which is different from the "avoid sun exposure as much as possible" method in how to prevent white clothes from turning yellow. One is direct exposure, and the other is sealed exposure.