How to remove stains from clothes, is there a safe way?

1) Blue ink stains: When the ink contaminates the clothes, take them off immediately, soak them in cold water, and then rub them with soap, and they can be washed off. If the ink stain is stained for too long, you can soak it in ammonia or alkali solution for a while, and rinse it with water immediately to remove it.

In addition, you can also put some rice grains on the ink stains, scrub them in water, and then rinse them with soap or bleach powder water to remove them. All clothes washed with bleaching powder should be rinsed with water immediately to prevent a long time from affecting the life of the fiber.

2) Tea stains: Tea stains can be rinsed with water (except for blue-black clothes), and old tea stains can be soaked with strong salt water.

3) Blood stains: Because the blood contains protein, the protein is not easy to dissolve when heated, so hot water cannot be used to remove blood stains. If you put a few drops of hydrogen peroxide (pharmacy**) on the blood stain or scrub it with white radish juice, you can also quickly remove the blood stain.

4) Oil stains: Dripping gasoline on the oil stains, and the oil stains will disappear after the gasoline volatilizes. Applying alcohol or salt solutions to the oil stain can also remove the oil.

If the deli oil (vegetable soup oil, etc.) stains the clothes, soak them in warm salt water, and then rub them together with soap to rinse them off. In addition, put blotting paper on the oil stain and iron it with an iron, so that the oil stain can evaporate and be absorbed by the blotting paper when heated.

5) Sweat stains: To wash sweat stained clothes, you can first soak the clothes in 10 salt water and scrub them for 10 minutes, then rinse them with water, and then rub them with soap to wash, you can remove them. Add 20-30 drops of 10 ammonia to clean water, stir well, then put the sweat-stained clothes into it and rub it repeatedly, and then rinse it with water, the sweat stains can also disappear quickly.

6) Rust stains: Use a spoonful of oxalic acid, put it in a basin, pour a cup of hot water to dissolve all the oxalic acid, and then add half a basin of warm water, soak the rusty clothes, take it out after about 10 minutes, the rust stains can disappear, and then scrub it with soap, and rinse it with water, and the clothes can return to their original appearance.

7) Staining: The easiest way is to soda ash solution, or you can rinse with oxidative bleach (such as dilute bleach solution).

8) Fruit juice liquid: Freshly stained juice stains can be washed off with table salt, or with warm water and soap. If the stain has been stained for a long time, it can be rinsed with ammonia or wiped off with hydrogen peroxide.

I feel that Liby natural soap is stained on the laundry.

You can use alcohol, pharmacies have to sell it, and rub it on dirty places with a cotton swab. Or use 84. The method is the same, just rub it a few more times.

Use bleach powder or black chicken net to Su water, wait for a try, and then wash it with laundry detergent after the ticket, and see if you don't have it, it will be difficult to use other clean ones.

To remove stains from clothing, you can use the following methods:

1. Use 93% alcohol. Gently rub the dirt with a cotton swab dipped in alcohol. Then wash.

2. Wipe with a clean flannel cloth dipped in some egg whites and wash.

3. Soak in warm water with laundry detergent and dish soap overnight, and wash the next morning.

4. Wipe on special cleaning products, rub the dirt with your hands, and then clean.

5. Break the rice, put it in the dirty area and rub it with your hands, and then wash it.

You can try it with soap, if it doesn't work, then buy bleach and soak it and wash it!

Toothpaste, hehe, try

If the stain is not very big, if you can, it is quite nice to draw your favorite pattern on it, I tried it, and people say it looks good, hehe

You can buy special bleach at the supermarket.