How to remove spots on clothes

If clothes are not stored properly, they may develop small black spots. This little black spot is actually a symptom of mildew, and moldy clothes are particularly difficult to wash. If you are rich, you can choose to discard them directly and then buy new clothes. For ordinary people, you can try the soaking method. Normal laundry methods cannot remove this type of stain. You can buy some special stain removers for clothes, which are particularly effective for these stubborn stains.

There are small black spots on clothes, which is usually caused by mold due to reasons such as clothes not being washed in time, stains not being thoroughly washed, clothes not being thoroughly dried or placed after washing, and the storage environment being humid. It is recommended to wash clothes promptly, dry them thoroughly and store them in a dry place. Mildew stains are color stains. Stubborn color stains are strongly bonded to clothing fibers and are difficult to clean with conventional detergents. The "color stain immersion method" is specially designed for stubborn color stains. It uses the principle of oxidation to easily remove color stains.

1. For pure white cotton, linen, and polyester clothing, you can use white clothing stain remover to remove mildew stains:

(1) Wash the clothes with laundry detergent first;

(2) Add one bottle cap (40 grams) of White Clothes Stain Remover (600g specification) to half a basin of water (about 2 liters), stir well, soak white clothes in it for 30 minutes, and rinse thoroughly. If the stain is still not removed after soaking for 2 hours, take out the clothes, add 1 bottle cap of this product to the basin, stir well, put the clothes in and continue soaking. The cumulative soaking time shall not exceed 6 hours.

Note: White Clothes Stain Remover is suitable for white cotton, linen, polyester, polyester-cotton, and cotton-linen fabrics. Do not use it on colored clothes (including white stripes, white checks, and white prints), do not use it on silk, wool, spandex, nylon, and other clothes that cannot be bleached with chlorine, and do not use the original solution directly.

2. For colored and other white clothes made of different materials, you can use colored clothes stain cleaner combined with collar cleaner to remove mildew stains:

(1) Wash the clothes with detergent first;

(2) Pour a small amount of water (about 0.5 liters) into a basin, use a bottle cap of Colored Clothes Stain Remover (600g specification) to measure 1.5 bottle caps of Colored Clothes Stain Remover and 1.5 bottle caps of Collar Cleaner (600g each) and add them to the water and stir well. Soak the clothes overnight and rinse thoroughly.

* The amount of water should be enough to just wet the clothes. The amount of color stain remover and collar cleaner used should be increased or decreased according to the amount of water. If the stains are still not removed after soaking overnight, you can continue to extend the soaking time (mildew stains are more difficult to remove and generally require soaking for several days).

Note: Color Stain Remover is not suitable for easily faded clothes or dry-cleaned clothes. If you are not sure about the fabric of the clothes, you can try it in a hidden place of the clothes first. When using it, avoid contact with metal buttons, zippers, metal decorations on the clothes, etc. and avoid direct sunlight.