Not only do stains on clothing spoil the appearance of the product, but they also destroy the structure of the fabric. Depending on the type of stain and its age, as well as the type and color of the fabric, this problem can be solved in various ways. But you need to know which one is suitable in each specific case. For example, hydrogen peroxide will help effectively remove stains from white fabric, but if you use it on colored fabric, light stains may remain. In this article you will learn how to remove stains from dyed fabric.
Why do yellow spots appear?
One day, after taking out his favorite blouse from the closet, Neat suddenly notices yellow spots of unknown origin. Where do beige, yellowish and even brownish marks appear on things that have been stored in the wardrobe for a long time on fabrics made of cotton, synthetics, wool, and so on? To figure out how to remove a stain on your favorite item, it is important to understand when it appeared.
Experienced housewives divide the problem into stains that appear after washing and those that may appear after long-term storage in the closet. By the way, there are often complaints about the appearance of untidy marks on new, unworn and unwashed items. So, the novelty of each garment is questionable: who knows how many times they tried it on, with what hands they picked it up - managers aren’t wearing sterile gloves when hanging out the assortment! And they are also packaged at the factory, most likely, without any protective equipment. Agree?
Advice from Chistyuli . Horrible yellow spots are often caused by improper care. The most complete table of symbols on the Internet for proper washing of clothes will save your clothes from the trash bin and help keep them beautiful. Go ahead and bookmark it!
Yellow spots on things appear as if out of nowhere.
What is the reason? I will not divide the reasons into “after washing” and “after storage” - most likely, they complement each other, or it is impossible to accurately determine. So, yellow spots on clothes, which are then so difficult to get rid of, arise for the following reasons:
- incorrect washing powder;
- washing at the wrong temperature;
- a greasy mark undetected in time;
- traces of sweat mixed with antiperspirant;
- traces of perfume;
- improper ironing;
- the iron “spits” rust;
- using bleach;
- hard water for washing;
- improper storage of things;
- mold.
How to counter these troubles? Very simple.
Washing white shirts
Wash white shirts, blouses and T-shirts after 1-2 wears. With longer wear, yellow spots will begin to form even on new items. Not to mention, clothes stink when you sweat. Unpleasantly smelling things will not give anyone respectability...
- Beware of stains. A ketchup stain, a coffee stain, or a sweat stain often appears on a shirt. To eliminate them, enzyme agents are recommended.
- Do not wash whites with colours. In addition to the fact that the product will fade and become dyed, different colors require different detergents.
- Bleaching. Use bleach to wash white fabrics. They are always used in specialized laundries. These substances prevent yellowing.
- Correct dosage. Don't underestimate the instructions on the detergent packaging. If you use too much of it, difficult stains may appear on the fabric.
Prevention of yellow spots
Male logic will never learn all these rules. And for women it’s easy! That's why we girls can cope with any problem. So:
The right washing machine
How to remove yellow stains from white and colored clothes? Washing machine repair experts say: in 60% of cases, the drum of a machine over 3-4 years old is rusty. If small reddish spots and dots consistently appear on your clothes, instruct a technician to inspect your assistant for rust.
By the way, washing machines with a water-saving function harm fabrics: by reducing the amount of water in the tank, they rinse the laundry worse; powder remains in the fibers, which also turns yellow.
The right washing powder
Many powders for colored fabrics contain special additives that stick to the laundry and accumulate dirt. At first the spots are yellow, then red and then finally brown.
While collecting materials for the article, I came across a curious phenomenon: many women’s forums are full of negative reviews of Procter&Gamble products (Tide, Ariel, “Myth”, Tix, Dreft powders). If every second review criticizes Ariel, should it be abandoned? However, the problems described by forum members are very similar and somehow the brand’s opponents support each other too much in unison.
I am sure that this is a planned action (I myself do not use the company’s products and cannot say anything about the quality of its powders). Girls, let's figure it out and find the truth by answering the survey:
Survey. Procter&Gamble products: can we trust them?
Ariel washing powder: does it leave yellow stains or not?
Also measure out enough, but not excessive, amount of powder. If you add any more detergent, the total amount of washing powder needs to be reduced. Let's return to our sheep. How to remove yellow sweat stains from white clothes using the right laundry detergent? Select the powder carefully, do not use the detergent for washing colored laundry, putting white clothes in the drum and vice versa. Among other things, powders with colored granules often leave multi-colored traces - these are not dissolved granules that stick to the fabric. Most of the time they start to come off after washing again, but sometimes they don’t.
Experienced Cleaners wash expensive snow-white items with liquid detergent. According to reviews, the spots disappear and do not appear again. If it's all about the powder, of course.
Proper washing
How to remove yellow stains on white linen? Incorrect washing mode and insufficient rinsing leads to the fact that powder and dirt remain in the fibers and turn yellow after washing.
Also, do not use hot water if you can do without it. High temperatures cause certain types of contaminants to become even more ingrained into fabrics. And the fabric itself turns yellow.
What should you absolutely not use?
Many substances that we use in everyday life can help cope with the problem described. However, not all of them can be effective and efficient. Some of them absolutely cannot be used in the fight against sweat marks.
- Hot water. It is recommended to wash clothes at a water temperature of no more than 30 degrees C. Otherwise, the dirt may set in.
- Chlorine. All chlorine-containing substances are not suitable for working with colored fabrics. Chlorine can only be used on perfectly white material. But with people of color, he can only complicate everything. Chlorine will remove the stain, but it will ruin the color, resulting in the material becoming lighter at the site of contamination, which will only ruin the item.
- It is also prohibited to use strong acids (nitric and hydrochloric) and alkali.
- Acetone. This substance may cause color loss. Therefore, it is strictly forbidden to use it.
- Do not use solvents such as gasoline and benzene. They can damage the texture of the fabric and cause a loss of presentable appearance.
How to wash such things correctly
How to remove yellow stains from colored, white clothes yourself? It is important to prepare for washing correctly:
- Warm water . Wash soiled items in warm or cool water - at high temperatures the stain may become even stronger.
- Sweat stains and chlorine . Such bleaches cannot be used to remove sweat stains: the protein reacts with the chlorine and leaves even darker, more permanent stains.
- Baby clothes . After bleaching, children's clothes need to be rinsed more thoroughly or even washed again with soap. Then the baby will wear his things calmly, without dermatitis. If there is a newborn baby in the house, it is better to avoid the powder altogether until his immune system and liver are stronger.
- Test it ! Test any substance in an inconspicuous place.
- Latex gloves . To protect the skin of your hands, use gloves.
Helpful information
Tips to follow when removing stains from fabric:
The fight against old stains should not be put off until later; treatment begins immediately after contamination is detected, so it can be dealt with without the use of aggressive compounds;- stains should be removed from the edge to the center so as not to stain the clean area;
- For processing, use only white material: napkins or cotton pads, so when in contact with chemicals, the pigment from the colored rag can transfer to the surface being cleaned;
- Before you begin processing, you need to study the information indicated on the product label; different fabrics have their own care rules.
Table. Express recipes for yellow spots on white clothes
| Main substance | Warm water | |
| Name | Dosage | |
| Baking soda | 3 parts | 1 part |
| Hydrogen peroxide 3% | 3 parts | 1 part |
| Vodka, alcohol | 1 part | 1 part |
| Dish gel | 1 part | 1 part |
| Table vinegar 9% | 1 part | 1 part |
| Ammonia 10% | 1 part | 1 part |
| Aspirin | 4-5 tablets | until thick paste |
How to remove stains on colored items from faded clothes
Failure to follow the washing regime may result in faded stains on colored clothing. But this does not mean at all that things can be considered spoiled, and the only thing left to do is take them to the trash.
Here's how to revive the product: pour 2 tablespoons of ammonia . The stain is soaked in this solution for about a quarter of an hour, and after treatment the product is rinsed.
Important: only warm water is used to clean clothes made of delicate synthetics. Alcohol is added in minimal quantities.
Items made from natural dense textures are soaked in water previously brought to a boil.
Home Remedies Recipes
How to remove yellow stains from white, dyed clothes and fabrics at home? Surprisingly, it is impossible to name the most effective remedy: in some cases this remedy works better, in others - another. Moreover, it is also impossible to determine the most effective method depending on the type of fabric or active substance. Therefore, Cleanies have to experiment. What can you do!
Recipes for colored fabrics are suitable for cleaning jackets, down jackets, and other dyed clothing. They are also used for washing swimsuits (sports fabrics cannot be bleached, even white ones), delicate tablecloths with embroidery (you can never worry whether the pattern will fade or not) and other special occasions. Here's how to remove stains from clothes by soaking them properly.
Soak
- Citric acid + baking soda . It is very useful to soak affected items in a solution of citric acid (1 pack per bowl of water). If the dirt is particularly stubborn, add a couple of tablespoons of soda to the lemon juice.
- Table vinegar 9% . Add a few tablespoons of vinegar to the water and soak the items overnight.
- Hydrogen peroxide 3% . Soaking with peroxide is especially effective if things smell unpleasant. This recipe is only suitable for white items.
The old way
The recipe is effective against old yellow stains that appeared after long storage in the closet.
Bring 5 liters of water to a boil. Add ¾ cup of washing powder, 2 tablespoons of bleach, 2 tablespoons of vegetable oil. Mix water and soak items in this homemade stain remover. Leave it overnight. Wash it in the morning. There will be no yellowness.
Non-standard methods
How to remove yellow stains from white clothes, yellow marks from colored fabrics? Desperate Cleanies come up with incredible recipes! Here are the remedies that helped one or another housewife:
- floor cleaner “Stork”;
- any rust remover: Domestos, “Duckling”, “Komet for toilets” and others. Apply the product to the stain and rinse after 15-20 minutes. These gels contain oxalic acid, which effectively removes yellow stains on clothes. Recipe for undyed fabrics.
- cleaning product "Profoam 2000" + "Domestos". Mix in equal proportions and treat the stain. After 30 minutes, wash the item.
- laundry soap - thoroughly lather the stain and leave for several hours. Wash as usual.
- "Sanox" for cleaning baths. Saturate the stains with gel and leave for 10-15 minutes.
Urotropine (dry alcohol)
Another name for the drug is “Dry fuel”; it is sold in hardware and tourist stores, and in pharmacies. Grind one Urotropin tablet and dilute with water until you get a paste. Apply to the stain, rubbing lightly. Leave for 2-3 hours.
Aspirin
Aspirin can gently remove yellow spots from white clothes. Grind a few tablets and add warm water to make a paste. Apply to the contaminated area, cover with plastic and leave overnight. In the morning, shake off any remaining aspirin and wash the affected clothing.
Hydrogen peroxide 3%
Spray the stain generously with peroxide. If you see foam, a hissing sound is good, the reaction has begun and the peroxide penetrates the fibers, breaking down the dirt. When the reaction is over, wash the item in the machine.
Lemon is an effective and environmentally friendly remedy. Read the recipe below!
Hydrogen peroxide 3% + soda + dish gel
Prepare a paste consisting of peroxide (2 teaspoons), soda (2 tablespoons), dish gel (2 teaspoons). Rub this mixture thoroughly and treat the problem area.
Leave for 20-30 minutes. Rub with a brush. Rinse and wash.
Liquid soap + baking soda + hydrogen peroxide 3%
Mix soap (1 part), baking soda (2 parts) and peroxide (4 parts). Apply to the stain and rub in with a brush.
After 2-3 hours, shake off any remaining product and wash your clothes.
White spirit + ammonia 10%
The stain remover consists of equal parts of white spirit and ammonia. Treat yellow marks. Leave for 5-15 minutes. The recipe is effective against fresh and old stains.
Table vinegar 9%
Soak the stains in vinegar, cover with plastic and leave for several hours.
Table vinegar 9% + laundry soap
Recipe for white dense fabrics. Soak the problem area with vinegar. After 10 minutes, rub with laundry soap and leave for 12 hours. To enhance the effect, cover the stain with polyethylene. Do the laundry.
Vinegar is not suitable for silk or wool.
Toothpaste
How to get rid of yellow stains on white, colored clothes using a simple means at hand? Here's a recipe for fresh stains. You will need white toothpaste without colored granules. Apply paste to the yellow marks and leave until dry. Gently scrape off the dried paste with a blunt object. Rinse the item under running water and put it in the washing machine.
Lemon acid
Dissolve 4 tablespoons of lemon in 5 liters of boiling water. When the water has cooled slightly, soak the item in the solution.
Oxalic acid + laundry soap
Recipe for white fabric. Soap problem areas with laundry soap. Prepare a solution of oxalic acid (1 teaspoon) and water (200 ml) and saturate the problem areas with it. Wash after 5-10 minutes. Oxalic acid can be replaced with citric acid, but it removes stains less effectively.
Salt + ammonia 10%
For several hours, place the item in a solution of salt (1 teaspoon), ammonia (1 teaspoon) and water (1 glass). When finished, rub the stain with laundry soap and wash the product in the machine.
Video. How to remove stains from clothes
What you need to know before removing stains: precautions
The most effective and easiest way to get rid of stains is to use dry cleaning services. However, this does not mean that this method is the safest.
It is necessary to take into account that dry cleaning specialists may not be able to undertake the removal of some old stains, but at home this task can be easily accomplished, the main thing is to act competently, taking into account the composition of the fabric, the type of stains and the degree of their age.
You shouldn’t delay the process of removing stains from clothes: fresh stains are much easier to remove than old ones, especially from items that have been washed several times. The old stain has already been influenced by external factors, thanks to which it has become difficult to remove.
To a greater extent, this is typical for oil and grease stains, but organic stains that have oxidized and become tightly attached to the fibers can also cause a lot of grief. That is why, when removing old stains, the risk of damaging the structure of the material is very high.
There are several types of stains:
Depending on the origin of the stain, the method of treating the contaminated surface will vary.
The first step in removing stains is to clean the fabric from dirt and dust , which can complicate the removal process by creating an additional “halo.” At the same time, you need to know that when removing stains, use strong alkaline and acid-containing preparations, as well as various types of solvents, with caution. The first can damage the structure of wool and silk, the second - linen and cotton, the third - artificial materials.
Information about the composition of the fabric can be found on the label, where manufacturers indicate the characteristics of the material and the rules for caring for the product.
Before treatment, you need to test the effect of the stain remover on an inconspicuous area of the fabric.
Stubborn stains
How to remove stubborn yellow stains? These methods are especially effective when it comes to old stains. Recipes will help if an item has been lying in the closet for a long time and stains of unknown origin have begun to form on it, or the smell of old age has appeared.
Refined gasoline + denatured alcohol + ammonia 10%
Apply a homemade stain remover to the fabric, consisting of gasoline (30 ml), denatured alcohol (40 ml), ammonia (20 ml). After 5 minutes, wash the item.
Lemon juice + salt
Squeeze lemon juice onto the stain, then sprinkle it generously with salt. Leave it overnight. Then soak the item in washing powder for a few more hours.
Lemon acid
Lay the contaminated clothing on the bottom of the bathtub and wet it with warm water. Sprinkle lemon juice on the problem areas and moisten with water again so that the acid powder is thoroughly moistened. After 15 minutes, rinse and wash.
Citric acid + medical alcohol
Dissolve 1-2 pinches of lemon in 0.5-1 tablespoons of alcohol. Dampen the stains and leave for 5-10 minutes. Wash it in the machine.
Refined gasoline (turpentine)
Recipe for thick fabrics. Apply one of the products to the stain and leave for a few minutes.
Which wash to choose
Washing machine vs hand washing? Most people will choose the first option. This is a more convenient and faster way. But both methods have advantages and disadvantages. The choice depends mainly on the degree of soiling of the shirt and time constraints.
Handwash
Fill a basin with warm water and wet your shirt in it. Add some detergent. Leave for 30-60 minutes. Then clean the cuffs, collar, and other dirty areas. Wash your clothes. To prevent your shirt from shrinking after washing, do not use water warmer than 40ºC.
Expert opinion
Irina Kovtun
For a snow-white look, add a little blue or a few drops of blue ink to the rinsing water. Use very little product, otherwise you will get blue instead of white.
Various fabrics and materials
Some fabrics require an individual approach: cotton and silk are washed differently, not to mention wool, synthetics and other special materials. How to do it?
Kids' things
Wash things with Sarma bleaching laundry soap. Then put the laundry in the machine and add the Eared Nanny washing powder. This is a hypoallergenic product created specifically for children. Wash on boiling mode.
Children’s clothes are washed carefully, otherwise baby dermatitis, allergies and other “charms” will upset the family?
Cotton
Hyposulfite (white crystalline powder) is sold in photographic, household goods, and household chemical stores. Dissolve a few pinches of hyposulfite in warm water. Dampen the stains. Do the laundry. Hyposulfite is suitable for white things.
Synthetics
Soap yellow marks with any laundry soap. Place it in the washing machine without overloading the drum. Pour Antipyatin stain remover (0.5 cups), Vanish liquid bleach (0.5 cups) into the powder receptacle and add washing powder. Wash at 60℃.
Jeans
Squeeze lemon juice onto the yellow spot. Or place the item so that the problem area “floats” in the juice (use a saucer). It may be possible to replace the juice with citric acid, but its effect is somewhat weaker. After removing dirt, wash your jeans.
Wool and silk
Mix 3 drops of ammonia with 10-15 drops of glycerin. Apply the solution to the stain for 15-20 minutes. Wash the item as usual. For wool, ammonia and glycerin are diluted in a small volume of warm water.
For silk. Wet the stains and sprinkle baking soda. After 20 minutes, shake off the soda and soap the contaminated areas with laundry soap. Rinse.
For wool. Wet the stain with acetone or refined gasoline. Leave for 1-2 hours, then iron through the paper with a warm iron.
Do you love silk? Get ready for war on stains! How to wash delicate items correctly?
Fur
Fur products are cleaned with one of the following compositions:
- Denatured alcohol (1 part) + ammonia 10% (1 part).
- Ammonia 10% (1 teaspoon) + table salt (3 teaspoons) + water (0.5 liters).
- Purified alcohol + washing powder. Add a pinch of powder to gasoline, shake and wet the brush. Clean the fur. Then wipe it with clean gasoline.
Natural fur, yellowed with time, is bleached with hydrogen peroxide, adding a few drops of ammonia to it.
After cleaning, the fur is dried and combed with a metal comb and ventilated in the fresh air for several days. To restore shine to the fur, lightly wipe it with a rag soaked in 9% table vinegar or glycerin. You can treat the fur with crushed walnut kernels wrapped in gauze, moving along the pile. When the nut oil is absorbed, the fur will acquire a beautiful, noble shine.
Yellow spots can even appear on colored items, jeans!
Solving the problem in 10 minutes
These options are relevant if the shirt was worn for no more than one day. Then it will be relatively easy to wash the shirt collar from the emerging yellow stripe.
Talc or powder
Treatment with baby powder or talc gives a quick effect. To do this, sprinkle them generously onto a collar moistened with water. Wash – 10-15 minutes after this.
Stain removers and anti-stains
Such stain removers as Vanish, Amway, Antipyatnin have proven themselves well. But there is an opinion that the constant use of aggressive agents destroys fabric fibers. Therefore, when washing, it is recommended to use them every other time and alternating with each other.
The popular stain remover “Antipyatnin” is produced in the form of soap. You can buy it both at the market and in the store. Advantages: low price and high quality stain removal.
To clean clothes with it, you need to soap the soaked clothes, rub them a little and put the shirt in hot water for half an hour. After that, wash with your usual detergent in an automatic washing machine.
Oxygen bleach
It is intended for natural and synthetic fabrics. It is a gentle bleach. Release form: liquid and dry.
Oxygen bleach is added to the washing machine before washing. For a snow-white effect, 1 tablespoon is enough.
Also, when washing by hand, it is added to soapy water. The exact dosage is specified in the instructions, as is the pre-soaking time. In general, it should not exceed 20 minutes to avoid corroding the fabric fibers.
Lemon or vinegar
One of the simplest and most effective means for cleaning a shirt collar is lemon pulp. The wet collar must be thoroughly rubbed with it. Leave for 10 minutes. Then wash the shirt in warm water.
Instead of lemon, you can use 9% vinegar. To do this, soak a cotton swab in vinegar and spread it over the entire contaminated area. After 10 minutes the item is washed.
Salt, ammonia, water
If you urgently need to bleach your collar, then mix salt, ammonia and water to a paste and apply to the collar for 10 minutes. Ratio: 1 tbsp. spoon of salt - 4 tbsp. spoons of ammonia - 4 tbsp. spoons of water. After this, you can proceed to normal washing.
Review. Ready-made products from the store
Store-bought products help to scrub, wash and remove yellowness from various surfaces and fabrics.
- Dr. Beckmann "Expert stain remover". Sprinkle the stain with this powder, moisten it with water and leave for 15 minutes;
- Sonett gall soap. Rub the stain and leave for 15 minutes;
- gel "Ace gentle whitening". Pour onto the stains and leave until the stains are removed. Or soak for 1.5-2 hours in a solution (4 tablespoons of “Ace” per 1 liter of water);
- Amway bleach for colored laundry. Soak the laundry (hot water + a cap of stain remover);
- stain remover soap “Stork”. Rub the contaminated areas, after 10 minutes wash in a machine with regular powder;
- oxygen "Vanish". Wash the laundry in a machine at maximum temperature, adding washing powder;
- Laundry soap "Antipyatin" Follow the instructions;
- stain remover pencil Udalix ultra (“Udalix”);
- gel "Domestos". Soak the laundry in a solution of gel and water for 1.5-2 hours. Carefully! Domestos bleaches fabric;
- stain remover Oxy plus (Oxy plus)
- stain remover Oxy multi (from Heitmann);
- washing gel Perwoll (Pervol);
- “Whiteness” (don’t forget to read the instructions for the products and test them).
Use these products separately or combine them for maximum effect.
Yellow stains can be washed off!
Features of washing shirts made of linen, cotton and silk
Linen is recommended to be washed at 40ºC. Some products can withstand 60ºC. When using higher temperatures, greater shrinkage of the material (5-10%) should be taken into account. It is impossible to return the size to the original one.
Lower washing temperatures do not affect the cleanliness of the laundry. Linen is characterized by a special fiber structure. The material becomes less dirty, but also easier to clean. Therefore, most often the use of high temperature conditions is not required.
Cotton is a light, soft, pleasant-to-touch material. Therefore, it is not surprising that it is so popular. The washed item wrinkles a lot, but the fabric can withstand high temperatures. Therefore, it can be easily ironed. You can wash a white cotton shirt at 90ºC. Colored items will lose color faster at this temperature.
Silk is a unique material that protects from both heat and cold. But caring for it is very difficult. We recommend hand washing in warm water with a mild detergent or shampoo. Classic washing powders can stain silk or disturb its color.
Opinion from forums: what are the causes of stains?
- Rust in water . Wash delicate items by hand using water that has been strained through a thick sieve. The rust that abundantly covers the pipes and gets into the washing machine leaves those same red marks. Straining the water will get rid of the problem.
Advice from Chistyuli : you can also install a water pre-purification filter for household appliances. The device purifies water from rust and makes it softer.
- Insect larvae and eggs . Before storing items, turn them inside out and pack them in bleach bags. If stains appear, then at least on the wrong side.
- Sticky rust . Yellow stains are rust from water adhering to stains from sweat and grease. First, wash off the sweat (in cold water with laundry soap) or grease (in hot water with a special product). Then treat the stain with Sillit for teapots and coffee makers. Throw it in the machine and wash it. It is curious that if the sweat and grease are not removed, the rust will not be removed either. Read about how to remove grease from kitchen towels here.
- The seal in the washer leaked . This is a rubber clamp that protects the washing machine bearing from water. All bearings are filled with greasy grease, which gets into water and stains things. One of the signs of a leaking oil seal is oil stains and rust under the machine.
- Mold . Keep your closet dry and thoroughly dry items being stored. It is very useful to dry things in the sun - ultraviolet light perfectly disinfects fabric.
- Linen "fungus" . The popular name for mold that has settled in the closet, which affects not only white, but also painted things, often “eating” their color. The wardrobe must be disinfected with Formidron (tread carefully, it is poison), and the laundry must be washed with chlorine.
- Sebum . It is enough for you or a small child to put your hands on your dress, and invisible greasy marks immediately remain on the fabric. They appear after washing or long storage in the closet.
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Tips and tricks
Use deodorants and antiperspirants only from trusted companies. Apply an even layer to the skin of the armpits, after application, wait a while for it to dry and only then get dressed. If you have hyperhidrosis, a strong odor, or a distinct yellow color in your sweat, consult your doctor.
Some useful tips:
- Wash dirty items immediately.
- Do not use chlorine bleaches.
- Use caution when using aggressive methods to remove yellow spots. Apply the substance to a small area of fabric first, and only then to the entire fabric. Treat the yellow spot carefully and calmly. Do not allow the stain to rub intensely; the size and shape of the item may change.
- Store materials in a well-ventilated area with optimal humidity.
- If you use gasoline or other solvent, make sure that the item is natural and does not contain artificial fabric. Synthetic items will be unusable after use.
- Monitor the temperature of the washing machine.
- Carefully read the instructions for the detergent.
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Anti-recommendations: what doesn’t help
This section may contradict others that describe the same remedies as effective. The reason is that in different cases the same stain remover acts differently: it can either save the thing or be powerless.
The problem is solved by the selection method: test different products, and you will definitely find the right one. So, the following are noticed in powerlessness:
- Antipyatin soap;
- Udalix oxygen bleach;
- bleach Sarma Active (Sarma Active);
- powerful Profoam;
- Fairy dish gel;
- bleach "Vanish";
- ammonia 10%;
- lemon juice;
- lemon acid;
- bleach "Ace";
- chlorine bleach, “Whiteness”;
- hydrogen peroxide 3%;
- laundry soap 72%;
- bleach "Eared nanny";
- and other means.
So…
Dear Clean!
Let your things shine with crystal purity! Dear Clean! I wish you a direct hit the first time! Let all the stains on your clothes disappear without a trace, and let the reason turn out to be banal and simple.
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