We all have been there, a spill over a sip of coffee, a drop of ink on the pocket, bloodstain, food stains, etc. Do not panic. There are possibilities to get rid of stains, But do not always rely on given hacks, becuase it’s not sure that the stain will be removed from your cloth but for once try the hacks. Note important thing, don’t let your cloth be heated before the stain is removed.
1. Don’t spill out your coffee/tea again.
The best you could do is to remove stain as soon as possible, the more time it stays the harder it will be to remove stain. Rinse it in cold water, pour some drops of liquid detergent, rub it on the stain, next add some baking soda, soak it in the water for 30 minutes minimum. Rinse the stain, wash, and hang it to dry.
2. Try not to keep the pen in your pocket!
The ink from the tip-pointed pen is tough but still, it’s possible to remove the stain. The suggestion is to rinse it in cold water before adding hot water. Now add some liquid detergent to it and rub it on the stain. Add some ammonia solution to complete the process. Now let it get soaked for 30 minutes or maybe overnight. Wash it, dry it and wear it.
3. Apply oil smoothly and cover your head before sleeping!
The ink from the tip-pointed pen is tough but still, it’s possible to remove the stain. The suggestion is to rinse it in cold water before adding hot water. Now add some liquid detergent to it and rub it on the stain. Add some ammonia solution to complete the process. Now let it get soaked for 30 minutes or maybe overnight. Wash it, dry it and wear it.
4. Save your garment from bloodstain.
Don’t fret too much if you don’t get the stain off. There is an easy way to remove, use Hydrogen peroxide, in general, soda, cola, or any drink, soak it overnight, and wash it as usual. Another easy way to get it done is to use your old school salt, rub it over the stain, and launder the garment immediately.
4. A quick emergency stain remover.
A special evening, wearing a beautiful dress and a stain of ketchup over your dress? Sound’s bad right? Don’t fright, follow a couple of steps, and help yourself. Don’t scrub or rub over the substance, remove stain with a napkin or tissue. A piece of bread is often the best option.
For an oil-based substance, sprinkle it with salt, let it stay for a while then pour some water, use the corner of the napkin, and clean. Temporary cleaning will help you later.
Here you go, no need to worry over a STAIN. Otherwise, Chakachak is always here to help you professionally remove stains, with the best process.
