Clothing Common Sense: Cleaning Method Of Embarrassing Tea Stains On Clothing

A few days ago, I happened to attend a friend's wedding. It seemed that the scene was too busy. An empty tea cup blew up inexplicably, just to the left of my friend. My friend was subconsciously excited and dodged to the right. As a result, his arm touched the tea cup in front of me, and the tea was spilled all over, not to mention whether it burned me, but it was a pity that I was very expensive suit The front of the pants was full of tea, which could not be changed and washed away immediately. As a result, they were exposed to the sun in the playground for an afternoon, and became tea watermarks after drying.

My friend said that the tea watermark was not easy to wash, but he thought that there was nothing to do. He always wanted to wash it. The next day, he sent it to the laundry to wash it. But after washing it, the tea watermark did not change at all. It was such a dazzling big piece. My heart ache. Could it be that wearing clothes only once ended its mission? It is my consistent style not to give up easily. I have verified some methods in many ways, as follows:

1. If it is tea or other pollutants that have just been sprinkled, they can be immediately washed with 70-80% hot water to remove them.

2. If it is an old tea stain, it can be soaked with strong salt water or rubbed with ammonia water and glycerin mixture (1:10). Silk and wool fabrics cannot be rubbed with ammonia, but can be rubbed with 10% glycerol solution, washed with detergent, and then washed with water.

3. It can also be wiped with glycerin and egg yolk mixed solution, dried slightly and rinsed with water. Or apply glycerin on the stain, sprinkle a few grains of borax, and soak with boiling water. It can also be wiped with diluted ammonia water and borax heated water.

4. The old tea stains and coffee stains can be wiped with 3% hydrogen peroxide solution, and then washed with clean water, or with salt or glycerin solution.

Although these methods are effective, I don't have these materials on hand, so I created a method that does not damage the fabric but works. Anyway, pants are basically scrapped. With the mentality of trying, dead horses are regarded as live horse doctors, and the results are much more than I expected. Tea stains can't be seen at all.

The specific operation is as follows: almost every family has color bleach solution, and it is also very easy to find in supermarkets. Pour the original color bleach solution directly onto the tea or coffee stains, gently brush it thoroughly with a brush, then pour salt on the top, continue to use a small brush to dip in water and gently brush it, and you will find that the tea stains are slightly white, Then soak the clothes in a basin with dissolved detergent. After one to two hours, wash them with a washing machine. You will find that the tea stain is invisible and there is no damage to the fabric. If you have tea stain or coffee stain on your clothes at home, try this trick!