How to wash milk tea stains on clothes

When drinking milk tea, if it accidentally gets on your clothes, you must wash it in time, otherwise it will cause tea and milk tea stains. Timely washing can remove them immediately. If it has been a long time, you can soak it in 84 disinfectant for a while and then wash it. The effect is also very good. You can also use toothpaste to clean it. Ginger is also a good choice. Wiping it with ginger slices also has a good effect.

How to clean milk tea stains

1. When you find it on the spot, you can immediately soak a paper towel with water, and then apply it on the milk tea stain, and then check after a few minutes to see if it is still there. If there is still a mark, go to the toilet and get some hand soap, gently wipe it with a paper towel. Then wait until you get home to change your clothes and wash them.

2. For white clothes, you can use 84 disinfectant and soak them for about five minutes to see if the milk tea stains are still there. Generally, the milk tea stains can be washed off in a few minutes. Just wash them clean and dry them in the sun. Don't put it inside colorful clothes.

3. Apply toothpaste on the milk tea stains, then gently rub for a few minutes, rub it with laundry detergent, rinse with water, and check whether the milk tea stains have been removed.

4. Soak the clothes in salt water for a few minutes, then add some salt, rub them for a while, then wash them with some bleach and rinse them clean. (The salt water should be warm, not hot water)

5. Use sliced ​​ginger to scrub the milk tea stains for a while and see the effect. If possible, use some laundry detergent and wash the clothes.

6. Do not use hot water to wash. Generally, warm water or cold water is best. Hot water will make it more difficult to wash.

Benefits of drinking milk tea

Milk tea can regulate the acid-base balance of the human body. Milk is also rich in protein, fat and other advanced nutrients. Tea contains more than 300 chemical ingredients that are beneficial to humans, including caffeine, multiple vitamins (VC, VP, niacin, folic acid, etc.), tannic acid, theanine, aromatic oils, amino acids, sugars, various minerals and chlorophyll. Tea can make up for the lack of oxygen in drinking water. The aromatic oil contained in tea can dissolve animal fat and help digestion and relieve greasiness. Tea can help people digest meat.

For people who have been partial to acidic foods for many years, the body really can't stand the lack of milk tea. Milk tea can remove greasiness, aid digestion, improve thinking and refresh the mind, act as a diuretic and detoxifier, and eliminate fatigue. It is also suitable for patients with acute and chronic enteritis, gastritis, and duodenal ulcers. It can also play a detoxifying role for those who are poisoned by alcohol and narcotics.