Helpful tips on stain removal

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Alcoholic baverages: Wipe the fabric first with water, then wa- ter-glycerine solution and rinse with vinegar-water solution.

Shoe polish: Without harming the fabric, remove the stain care- fully and grind it with detergent. If this doesn’t help, prepare a

water to alcohol solution (2 to 1) and rub the fabric, then wash it with warm water.

Tea and coffee: Pour hot water on to the stain and the fabric is white, pour some bleach and rinse it with water.

Bubblegum: Harden the gum stain by putting an ice on it. Then scrape off the stain carefully.

Chocolate and cocoa: Place the fabric into cold water for a pe- riod of time. Rub it with soap or detergent and wash it with the warmest water that the fabric can withold. If any grease stain leftover wipe it with oxygen water.

Tomato paste: Scrape the hardened paste and leave the fabric for 40 minutes into cold water. Rub it with detergent and wash.

Egg stain: If the stain is hardened scrape the stain and wipe it with wet sponge or a soft cloth. Rub it with detergent and wash with cold water.

Grease stain: Scrape the stain and rub it with detergent. Then

wash the fabric with warm water.

Mustard: Use glycerin and rub the fabric with detergent. If unsuccesful, wipe the stain with alcohol. (Colored and synthetic fabrics need 2 cups water and 1 cup alcohol solution.)

Blood stain: Leave the fabric for30 minutes in the cold water. Use ammonia solution to remove the stain. (4 liters water- 3 spoonful of ammonia.)

Ice-cream, milk and cream: Place the fabric into cold water for a period of time. Rub it with soap or detergent and wash it with the warmest water that the fabric can withold. If any grease stain leftover wipe it with oxygen water.

Mildew: Do not let mildew stains stay for long periods of time. Place the fabric into cold water for a period of time. Rub it with soap or detergent and wash it with the warmest water that the fabric can withold. If any grease stain leftover wipe it with oxygen water.

Fruit: Pour cold water on to the stain and do not use warm wa- ter to rinse. Let it sit for 2 hours and wipe it with white vinegar and rinse.

Ink: Let the cold water run on the stain and wait until the stain is gone. Later rub it with lemon juice and detergent, let the stain stay for five minutes and rinse the fabric.

Grass stain: Rub the stain with detergent. If the fabric lets, use bleachinng element. Wools should be wiped with alcohol.

Paint: Use thinner to remove the stain. Put a cotton cloth on the wool fabrics. Rub the stain with detergent and rinse with cold water.

Burnt stains: Use bleach if permissable. For wool fabrics place a oxygen water inserted cotton cloth on the stain and iron. Rinse completely and wash the fabric.