How to wash tea stains on white clothes

Many people have the habit of drinking tea after meals, and tea is also one of the indispensable drinks when people entertain relatives and friends in daily life. Drinking tea is very beneficial to the body. Drinking tea regularly can reduce our risk of cancer. However, if tea accidentally spills on clothes, especially white clothes, it is recommended that you wash them promptly to prevent the tea from seeping into the fibers inside the clothes, which would increase the difficulty of cleaning.

1. Fresh tea stains can be scrubbed with hot water at 75℃ ~ 85℃. Use hot water washing method, which is suitable for clothes that have not been stained with tea for a long time.

2. Old tea stains can be washed with concentrated salt water or rubbed with a mixture of ammonia and glycerin (1:10).

3. Ammonia is prohibited for use on silk and wool fabrics. They can be rubbed with 10% glycerol solution, then washed with detergent and rinsed with water.

4. Old tea and coffee 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.

5. If the stain has dried, first rub the tea stain with soapy water several times, then take out half a lemon, add a few drops of lemon juice, continue to rub, and finally rinse with clean water.

6. Salt is used to deal with tea stains on clothes. Lightly sprinkle a layer of salt on the tea stains. After ten minutes, take a basin of hot water and a piece of soap and soak the white vest in the water for five minutes. After five minutes, rub it like you normally would when washing clothes, and the traces of juice and tea stains will be completely gone.

7. First soak the clothes in water, then put some detergent in it, then soak them for a while, preferably warm water, and add some bleach. After half an hour, rub them, then rinse them in clean water, rinse off the detergent and bleach! Please note that it is best to wear gloves when washing, because bleach will hurt your hands.

8. Squeeze a little toothpaste onto the tea stains, rub them, and then wash them off with water. Keep them for easy use.

9. Wipe the tea stains with a towel dipped in vinegar. Wait until it is completely dissolved with the tea stains, then rub it vigorously. This method is only suitable for washing cotton blended clothes.

10. When washing clothes, pour an appropriate amount of beer on the tea stains and gently wipe them a few times, and the tea stains will disappear!

11. Baking soda can also be used to remove tea stains. Tea lovers only need to mix an appropriate amount of baking soda into a paste, apply it to the tea stains, leave it for 15 minutes and then wash it.