Tips on Removing the Stains in Fabric

By admin On August 31, 2010 Under Uncategorized
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If you are a person who is particular to cleanliness around you, like your room, house and other stuffs, what more when it comes to your own clothes. If you see any stains or dirt in your mens shirts, trousers, or any garment of yours, you will be irritated especially if it is one of your favorites or the most expensive clothes of yours.  Cleaning out the dirt is easy, but washing the stains out is never easy. Sometimes if not properly handled, you will end up a ruined fabric.  If it is on your best custom made shirts and trousers, it will make you feel annoyed.   So here are the steps below on how to clean your clothes.

First, identify the stains before putting it into the washing machine.  It would be hard for you to look for the stain once you soak it in water, so better not soak it yet. 

“Red Wine” stains use hand soap with a mixture of hydrogen peroxide, 10 volumes or 20 volumes, it’s up to you.  Have it sit for a few moments then wash it gently, you may add up another mixture if needed.  

“Blood” stains while it is still fresh, spit on it and hand wash it. Then after which apply a hydrogen peroxide and hand wash again until the blood is completely gone.  Another way is to use a hand soap in hand washing, but this is only applicable for small and fresh blood stains.

“Ink” stains, if it is water-based simply use water and a detergent soap and a rubbing alcohol if from a permanent marker.

“Coffee” stains, is removed when a club soda or cold water is used.

After all the stains are removed put your entire garment in the washing machine, according to its classification. Do not mix clothes with unlike colors and different wash type. You’re most delicate clothes such as dress shirts, vests, and custom made shirts, or anything that is delicate in nature should be washed separately.

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