How to wash milk stains, and what to use to wash off milk stains

Hello! There are milk stains on the clothes, which should be washed as soon as possible, as they will turn yellow for a long time. Freshly stained milk stains can be used to absorb the milk stains on the surface with a paper towel and then easily and effectively remove them with the following methods:

1. When the clothes are dry, apply the original solution of the special laundry detergent for hand washing with Blue Moon to cover the stains completely, let it stand for 5 minutes (it can be gently scrubbed), and add Blue Moon laundry detergent for regular washing;

2. If the stain cannot be removed after the above methods, then.

1) Pure white cotton, linen, polyester clothing: Add 1 bottle cap (40 grams) of blue moonshine white clothes (600g specification) to each half basin of water (about 2 liters), stir well, soak in the clothes for 30min, rinse clean.

If the stains are not removed after 2 hours, take out the clothes, add white clothes to the basin (add 1 bottle cap per half basin of water), stir well, put in the clothes and continue soaking, and the cumulative soaking time does not exceed 6 hours.

2) White clothes of color or other materials: put the clothes into the basin, the stained parts are attached to the bottom of the basin, use the blue moonlight colored clothes (600g specification) bottle cap to measure 1 4 bottle caps (10 grams) of colored clothes and 1 4 bottle caps (10 grams) of blue moon collar net, pour them on the stains, cover the stains with other non-stained parts of the clothes, prevent air drying, let stand for 2 hours, and rinse clean. If the stain remains unremoved after 2 hours, it can be left on for an extended period of time overnight.

Precautions: 1. White clothes are suitable for white cotton, linen, polyester, polyester cotton, cotton and linen fabrics, do not use colored clothes (including white background stripes, white background checkered, white background printing), do not use silk wool spandex nylon and other non-chlorine bleaching clothes, do not directly use the original solution.

2. Color stains are not suitable for fading clothes and dry cleaning, avoid touching metal buttons, zippers, metal ornaments, etc. on the clothes when using, and avoid direct sunlight.

1. Milk stains can be washed with cold water first, and then washed with enzyme laundry detergent to remove the soup, sauce, and milk stains on the clothing.

2. Grind the carrot or white radish, mix with salt, apply it to the stain, rub it repeatedly with your hands, and rinse it with water. Because the protein in the milk meets the amylase enzyme inside the radish, it breaks down, thus removing the stain. 3. Scrub with ginger on the milk stain, the effect is also very good4. Wash with detergent first, then wash with light ammonia solution, and finally rinse with water.

Milk stains should not be washed with hot water, and when exposed to high temperatures, the protein in such stains will be firmly bound to the fibers, which is more difficult to remove.

Liby color bleaching is sold in supermarkets and has good results.

Wash with enzyme laundry detergent and then with soda.

1. Use baking soda skillfully. Baking soda is a very common item in the kitchen, and it is also very useful for removing stains from clothes. Apply an appropriate amount of baking soda to a sticky paste, then soak your clothes in water overnight and wash them off easily the next day.

2. Add salt and carrots. Using salt and carrots together can also make it easier to remove milk stains from clothes. First, mash the carrots, add a small amount of salt, and then apply to the milk stains, and after a few minutes, gently rub the milk stains to wash them off.

3. Use ginger. The substances contained in ginger can also help remove milk stains, so put the ginger slices on the milk-stained clothing and rub them vigorously, repeating several times to remove them.

It is more common for babies to leave milk stains on their clothes when they are drinking, and if they are not washed off in time, they will become dry and yellow, and it is not easy to clean. At this time, you can use baking soda and salt, plus carrots and ginger and other substances to help wash away milk stains, as long as you use it properly, it can generally clean the stains well.

To answer the question of cleaning dried milk stains, we can apply ginger, carrot or baking soda to the stains on the clothes, and then add laundry detergent and water to clean.

Method 1: Peel the ginger, wash it and apply it to the milk stains of the clothes, leave it for a period of time, the milk stains will slowly disappear, and then wash the clothes with water.

Method 2: The protein contained in the milk stain will be decomposed with amylase, which can achieve the purpose of removing milk stains. We can grind the carrots and mix them with salt, apply them to the milk stains, rub them repeatedly with our hands, and then wash them with water.

Method 3: After soaking the clothes, apply baking soda to the area stained with soy sauce, let it stand overnight, and the next day you will find that the milk stains are gone, and then wash it with water.

Milk stains can be cleaned with baking soda, hot water soaking or bleaching powder. Baking soda cleaning is to apply the mixed cleaning liquid made of baking soda to the milk stain area of the clothes, let it stand for a while, scrub it with a brush to remove, and hot water soak is to soak the clothes directly in hot water, wash normally after half an hour, and you can also apply a small amount of bleach powder on the milk stains for washing.

How to wash away milk stains

1. Baking soda cleaning

Milk stains can be cleaned with a mixture made of baking soda, that is, mix the mixture with baking soda, dish soap and a small amount of water, and then apply the mixture evenly to the milk stain area of the clothing, let it sit for a while, and then scrub it with a softer brush to remove the stain.

2. Soak in hot water

Milk stains can be cleaned by soaking them in hot water. First, soak the whole garment in hot water for about half an hour, then add soap or laundry detergent, etc., and gently scrub the milk stains on the clothes, which can be easily removed.

3. Bleaching powder cleaning

The method of bleaching powder cleaning is suitable for cleaning more serious milk stains, that is, first wet the milk stains on the clothes with hot water, then sprinkle a small amount of bleaching powder, leave it for 40 minutes to an hour, rinse the clothes with water, and gently scrub the milk stains to wash the milk stains.

Introduction: The baby's daily activity is very large, and it is easy to get dirty clothes when playing and eating. Faced with milk stains and fruit stains on your clothes, do you have no idea where to start? Let's take a look with me!

How to wash off milk stains:

1. New stains can be wiped off with facial tissues, and then immediately rinsed with cold water (do not wash with hot water, because hot water will solidify the protein in the milk, but it is difficult to remove), then soak in soda for a period of time, and then wash with enzyme laundry detergent.

2. For the stale'Dry milk stains can also be moistened with 30 minutes of low-temperature water for a few minutes, and after the stains have softened, they can be wiped repeatedly with 10% 20% acetic acid solution, and finally washed with washing powder.

3. For the old stains of creamy food, you can first wipe the stain with a cotton swab dipped in gasoline, and then scrub it with 5% dilute ammonia solution for a few minutes after the gasoline volatilizes, and then wash and rinse it with detergent, so that the stains on the clothes can disappear without a trace.

How to wash off fruit stains:

1. New stains can be immediately patted with a facial tissue to absorb the water on the stain, then sprinkled with salt and a small amount of water to moisten, then gently rubbed with your hands (you can also use concentrated salt water to wipe), and finally immersed in a warm detergent solution to soak and wash.

2. For the chemical fiber blend with heavy pollution, 5% 10% dilute ammonia water can also be used to neutralize the organic acids in the juice, and then rub the soap in warm water to wash it off. If grape juice is dripping on clothes, it should not be washed with ammonia and soap, because grape juice, ammonia and soap are all alkaline, not only can not remove the stain, but will make the juice stain more colorful. The correct way is to immediately soak the soaked area with 5% white vinegar (rice vinegar) solution, or a little citric acid solution for a few minutes, and then wash it with an acidic detergent.

If the clothing is white, it can be bleached with bleach containing hydrogen peroxide after rinsing.

3. Woolen fabrics, woolen wool, silk and other clothes stained with juice must not be washed with ammonia, and the organic acids in the juice can be neutralized by tartaric acid solution, and then washed according to the conventional washing method.

4. The stale stains of fruits can also be soaked in about 35 warm glycerin solution for 1 or 2 hours, and then brushed with warm soap, and the clothes are still as bright as new.

When breastfeeding your baby, milk stains may be stained on your clothes. Next, I will explain to you in detail how to wash off milk stains.

You can use baby laundry detergent, raw soap to wash clothes, or soak clothes in salt water or ammonia, and finally use a brush to scrub them.

Laundry detergent for babies.

The baby's ** is relatively tender, so when washing the baby's clothes, be sure to use the baby's special laundry detergent, so as not to hurt the baby's**, and the special laundry detergent can also be used to clean the milk stains on the clothes.

Raw soap. Raw soap has a strong ability to remove stains, so if your clothes are stained with milk, you can use raw soap to wash your clothes.

Soak in salt water. Then we can also put an appropriate amount of edible salt in the water, and then soak the clothes in the salt water, about half an hour, which can also effectively remove the milk stains on the clothes.

Ammonia. Or we can also use ammonia to wash clothes, which can also wash off milk stains on clothes, and ammonia also has a strong ability to remove stains.

Brush. Finally, if it is really difficult to remove the milk stains from the clothes, you can use a brush to scrub the milk stains on the clothes, and the milk stains can generally be removed.