How to remove red wine stains from clothes?

When drinking red wine, if you accidentally spill it on light-colored clothes, it will form red wine stains, which are sometimes difficult to wash off with clean water. Such a situation will make people feel very ridiculous. In fact, at this time, certain tricks should be taken to completely remove the stains. For example, putting a little salt in the water, then soak the clothes for a while, and then washing them will have a good effect. If the stains are serious, you can also put some baking soda in the water, which will also have a certain cleaning effect. For more serious substances, you can use a one-to-one ratio of hydrogen peroxide and detergent, and then apply it to the stain. The effect is also very good.

1. Salt

Sprinkle a thick layer of salt on it and wait an hour before washing.

Salt is not okay.

2. Soda

What the Internet says is to continuously pour soda water on the wine stain until the stain disappears. Isn't this nonsense? I poured a whole can of soda water on it and it didn't work. In the end I just soaked it in there for half an hour, and there were still traces after cleaning.

Soda go away.

3. Salt + Soda

It is said that salt and soda are powerful together. Apply salt first, then pour soda water, wait for an hour and then remove the salt and wash.

However, this enhanced combination is still unsatisfactory.

4. Milk

Soak the wine stain in milk for one hour.

You can still see a little bit, which is better than salt and soda.

4-1. Boiled milk

An upgraded version of cold milk, pour hot milk on it, wipe dry, and leave it for an hour before washing.

Stop making trouble, just soak in it quietly.

5. Dishwashing liquid and hydrogen peroxide

Mix detergent and hydrogen peroxide in a ratio of 1:1, apply it on the wine stains, absorb them with paper, and then wash them normally.

I can only say that dishwashing liquid and hydrogen peroxide are a perfect match, they can completely clean everything!

5-1. Hydrogen peroxide

Some students who looked down on dishwashing liquid questioned that it should be the hydrogen peroxide that did the trick, so we only used hydrogen peroxide for the operation once.

Don't despise detergent, you really can't wash things clean without it.

6. Cat litter

I have always been pessimistic about cat litter, and sure enough, after I spread a thick layer on it, pressed it down, and left it there for an hour, it was completely useless.

Cat litter roll.

7. Boiling Water

This operation is rather dangerous, as it requires pouring hot water from a high place. I was afraid that my camera would be damaged, so I asked Xi Laoshi to pour it from a lower position.

It's a completely cost-free method, basically feasible, and you can still see a little bit of effect.

8. Shaving cream

Squeeze shaving cream onto the wine stain and press it into the fabric, letting it sit for a while before cleaning.

It's of no use.

9. White vinegar

The Internet said to pour vinegar on it first, but that didn't work, so I just threw it in white vinegar and soaked it for an hour.

There is still a red spot.

How-to videos for methods 10-14

10. Medical alcohol

I originally wanted to use Erguotou, but considering the limited alcohol content of Erguotou, I changed to medical alcohol, which I felt would be more effective. Rinse it repeatedly with alcohol, wipe it, and then wash it.

The effect is really good, only a little bit that can be seen through light.

11. White wine + baking soda

Huang Xuan, who had red wine stains on his clothes in "The Interpreter", made a remark: In a specific proportion, when red wine stains meet white wine stains, they will automatically fade and be easy to wash.

It's so cool, of course I have to try it.

The method written on the Internet is to soak the wine stains in white wine first. I soaked it for a while and it faded a little. Then I mixed baking soda and water in a 3:1 ratio to make a baking soda paste, applied it on the wine stains, and washed it after an hour.

How can it be washed? Huang Xuan's short film will not only capture your heart, but also your IQ.

12. Egg yolk + glycerin (slightly disgusting)

You have to endure an egg yolk falling on your clothes and not being able to wash them immediately. Mix the egg yolk with 50 grams of glycerin. The glycerin I bought is the skin care glycerin. Apply to wine stains, leave on for three hours, then wash off.

This method is really stupid and troublesome, I will never use it.

13. Toothpaste

Apply toothpaste, scrub vigorously with a toothbrush, and then wash it after a few minutes.

You can still see a dark green mass, but it's much better than egg yolk.

14. Stain remover purchased online

Imported Dr. Beckman stubborn stain remover mildew stain laundry detergent red wine fruit stain nemesis 50g 29 yuan Tmall selected direct link

A popular stain remover specially designed for red wine and fruit stains.

It's in powder form. According to the instructions, sprinkle it on the wine stains. It says that after three minutes "gently brush off all the powder until all the stains are removed." But I couldn't remove it even if I brushed hard. How could it be removed gently?

After cleaning, you can still see a little bit.

The winners were hydrogen peroxide and dishwashing liquid, followed by milk, boiled water, medical alcohol and online-purchased detergents. I wash it immediately after dyeing it. The effect will be reduced if I leave it for too long.