How to remove stains from clothes

If you wear a piece of clothing for a long time, no matter how clean you are, stains will appear on it uncontrollably. I believe everyone has experienced this. What should I do if there are stains on my clothes? It's simple, just wash it off! You can continue to wear it after washing it. If you don’t even want to wash it, then you are too lazy. But to be honest, some stains are really difficult to clean, just like the following stains, they are too difficult to clean!

1. Cleaning blood stains is relatively simple. Fresh blood stains can basically be removed with cold water and soap. If it is an old blood stain, you can use lemon and salt water. Do not use hot water when washing blood stains, because blood contains protein, which will coagulate when exposed to heat and will be more difficult to wash off.

2. Coffee stains can be cleaned with soap or laundry detergent in warm water. If the mark is very deep, add a little glycerin to egg yolk and apply it to the stain. Wait until it dries a little before cleaning with soapy water.

3. Ballpoint pen stains are the most troublesome. First, look at the material of the contaminated clothes. If they are made of cotton or polyester, put a towel under the stain and use a small brush dipped in alcohol to gently brush along the longitudinal direction of the fiber. After you see the ballpoint pen stains slowly dissolve, soak the clothes in cold water and gently brush them with soapy water. Repeat this several times and the ballpoint pen stains will basically disappear.

No matter what the stain is, as long as it is not there for long, it can be removed with a simple wash. Of course, if a long time has passed, it will not be easy to wash it off with laundry detergent. Just like blood stains, if they have been there for a long time, you can use lemon and salt water, which may make them easier to wash. However, blood stains cannot be washed in hot water.