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Stain Removal from Cotton and Linen Products

As well as being natural and breathable fabrics, cotton and linen are also very prone to stains. It is therefore important to remove stains correctly to keep them looking stylish...

As well as being natural and breathable fabrics, cotton and linen are also very prone to stains. It is therefore important to remove stains correctly to keep them looking stylish and clean.

Stain Removal Tips from Cotton and Linen Products:

1. Act Fast: As soon as a stain appears, it is important to act quickly. The fresher the stain, the easier it is to remove.

2. Determine the type of stain: Different stain removers are used for different types of stains. Before using a stain remover, it is important to determine the type of stain.

3. Test the Stain Remover: Before using the stain remover, it is important to test it in an inconspicuous place. This way, you can check whether the stain remover has damaged the fabric.

4. Apply the Stain Remover: Apply the stain remover on the stain and leave it on for a few minutes.

5. Wash: After applying the stain remover, wash the product as normal.

Some Common Stain Types and Removal Methods:

Oil Stains You can use powder, talc or cornstarch for oil stains. Sprinkle powder on the stain, leave it for a few minutes and then scrub. Repeat this process until the stain is removed.

Wine Stains You can use soda or white vinegar for wine stains. Pour soda or vinegar on the stain, leave it for a few minutes and then wash it off.

Coffee and Tea Stains: You can use glycerin or detergent for coffee and tea stains. Apply glycerin or detergent to the stain, leave it for a few minutes and then wash it off.

Blood Stains You can use cold water or hydrogen peroxide for blood stains. Wash the stain with cold water or pour hydrogen peroxide on the stain, leave it for a few minutes and then wash it off.

To remove stains from your cotton and linen products:

  • Before using a stain remover, read the fabric label. Some fabrics may not be suitable for stain removers.

  • When using the stain remover, wear rubber gloves and a mask.

  • Do not allow the stain remover to come into direct contact with your skin.

You can make your cotton and linen products look stylish and clean for many years by removing stains in the right way.

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