How to remove tea stains from clothes

Tea is a cultural feature of our China. Many people still maintain this habit, especially for the elderly, for whom drinking a pot of tea every day is a must. Of course, some young people and children also like to drink tea. However, you need to be careful when drinking tea. If you are not careful, the tea will flow onto your clothes and leave tea stains that are difficult to wash off. How can we wash them off?

1. Toothpaste:

Toothpaste can remove tea stains. The effect will be better if you soak the clothes in warm water first.

2. Edible salt

Salt is very soluble. Put the clothes in warm water, add appropriate amount of salt, soak for a while, and then wash them with soap.

3. White vinegar

Use a towel dipped in white vinegar to wipe the tea stains. After it is completely dissolved with the tea stains, rub it vigorously. That’s right! This method is only suitable for washing cotton blended clothes!

4. Lemon

Lemon juice has super strong cleaning and whitening effects. If it is white clothes, the editor suggests that you try rubbing a few drops of lemon juice while washing to ensure that the clothes are bright and white as new.

5. Beer

When washing clothes, pour a proper amount of beer on the tea stains and gently wipe them a few times, and the tea stains will disappear!

6. Glycerin and egg yolk

A solution of glycerin and eggs can also remove tea stains. A gentle reminder: Be sure to wait until the area coated with this solution is dry before cleaning.

It is really easy to wash off tea stains. Beer, white vinegar, lemon, etc. are the most commonly used items in daily life. Every family has them, and these things are the most indispensable. Therefore, in the future, don’t get angry or annoyed about tea stains on your clothes. The most realistic way is to calm down and think about how to clean the tea stains.