How to wash red wine off clothes

If you accidentally pour red wine on your clothes, it will be very troublesome. After all, red wine stains will directly penetrate into your clothes. If this continues, they cannot be removed well by rinsing with clean water, and it will not even help much. At this time, many people will feel particularly troubled. In fact, in general, if you want to quickly wash the red wine on your clothes, you can use some methods, such as using toothpaste to clean them.

Toothpaste is suitable for light-colored clothes: If you use toothpaste, the clothes should be white or light-colored. Apply toothpaste to the red wine area, wait for a few minutes, and wash it with clean water. If the alcohol stain is still visible, wash it with warm water and some dishwashing liquid.

Clean in time: Once red wine drops onto clothes, you should rinse it with water as soon as possible to dilute the red wine, and then wash the clothes with laundry detergent or dishwashing detergent. Try not to use laundry powder, as it is not effective. This is based on experience.

For more stubborn and old red wine stains, you can use the following method: When the clothes are dry, spray Blue Moon Color Bleaching Liquid and Collar Cleaner directly on the red wine stains, let it sit for 30 minutes and then wash. You can repeat the above method according to the treatment of your stains, or extend the treatment time as needed, and treat it overnight.

For white clothes:

1. Wash the clothes with laundry detergent first;

2. Pour half a basin of water (about 2L), add 1 bottle cap of Blue Moon stain bleaching liquid, put the clothes in, soak for 30 minutes (extended if necessary), observe the changes of the stains, and then rinse the clothes clean.

Note: Do not use the original solution directly. Suitable for white clothes made of cotton, linen and polyester.

Use soapy water and hydrogen peroxide to wash the area stained by red wine.

Begin by blotting the red wine stain with a paper towel or clean cloth, and try not to rub the clothing. Then mix equal parts hydrogen peroxide (hydrogen dioxide) and soapy water and put them in a spray container. Spray the mixture onto the red wine stain and then wipe the garment dry with dry paper towels. Repeat the above steps until the red wine stains are removed.

Red wine spilled on clothes will leave a reddish-brown stain. If you touch the stained area carefully, it will be harder. This is because red wine contains sugar and amino acids. If stained with red wine, you should first use water to wash away most of the red wine stains. Clothes that are not suitable for washing with water should also be thoroughly cleaned with clean water on the stain removal table before stain removal. If you blindly dry clean first and then remove the stains, it will be much more difficult. After being treated with clean water, the red wine stains will almost only have pigment left, and can be treated differently according to the condition of the clothes. If it is pure cotton or cotton blended clothing, or household textiles, you can increase the washing temperature appropriately and use alkaline detergent for machine washing. You can also add hydrogen peroxide during the washing process to directly remove the pigment of red wine.