What are the methods to remove spots from clothes

Generally speaking, people are very troubled about washing clothes. This is mainly because there are many stains that are difficult to wash off. Therefore, they always need to be scrubbed repeatedly, and may not be able to wash them clean. If there are many spots on your clothes, they cannot be washed clean at all. Just use bleach to wash them. The effect may be better. If there is no bleach at home, rice water is actually a very good cleaning method. It can effectively remove these annoying spots, but the number of washings should be relatively more, so that you can't see any spots on your clothes at all.

1. Bleach

Dilute bleach with hot water, soak the clothes in it for an hour and they will become bleached. Pay attention to colored clothes and use special bleach, otherwise they will fade easily.

2. Rice washing water

Use rice water to soak clothes with mildew stains for a longer time, because the protein in the rice water can absorb some mold, so it can remove lighter mildew stains.

3: Alcohol cleaning method.

Mildew stains on clothing can be first exposed to sunlight, then cleaned with a brush and finally washed off with alcohol; (Note: Colored clothing fades easily when exposed to the sun. Air out colored clothing to dry and lightly brush the spots with a brush.) For areas where mildew stains are still stubborn, apply some 5% alcohol solution, or scrub repeatedly with hot soapy water several times, and then just rub and wash as usual, the mildew stains can be completely removed.

4: Special cleaning agent for removing mildew stains.

It is available online, not expensive, and very useful. It is simpler and more efficient than the method mentioned above. For example, anti-blemling spirit. Pay attention to what kind of clothes these detergents are suitable for, whether they are white or colored clothes. Don't damage the clothes just for the sake of spot removal, otherwise it will not be worth it.

5: Soap alcohol solution + sodium hypochlorite/hydrogen peroxide

Wipe with a 2% soap alcohol solution (add a handful of soft soap flakes to 250 grams of alcohol and stir evenly), then wipe with 3-5% sodium hypochlorite bleach or hydrogen peroxide, and finally wash. This method is only applicable to white clothes, and old stains can be soaked in the solution for 1 hour. Soak the clothes contaminated with mildew in strong soapy water, take them out with the soapy water and place them in the sun for a while. Repeat this several times. After the mildew stains are removed, rinse them with clean water.