So he gets coffee on his shirt ... Here & # 39; Everything you do now

Reversing our shirt is just one of the things we do, embarrassed as people. I see it never come, but it happens all the time, especially if we enjoy our morning coffee. Caffeine has such good taste, to all our splashed white t-shirt.

Fortunately, there are some simple things that can be done quickly. Take a deep breath, walk quickly to the bathroom, and try these tips for removing stains sage, Carolyn Forte, director and household cleaning products, textiles and the Good Housekeeping Institute:

Pull the stain on the cloth with paper towels.

Forté notes that it is extremely important to make the stain resistance in the tissue. If the stain has minimal damage, sometimes it's just a matter of gently rubbing with a paper towel or a dry cloth such as a cloth or an old T-shirt. The place

If the stain is more serious, put a dry paper towel in the area, dipping his finger in water, dip in soap or detergent and apply the stain gently. Then use a damp paper towel to gently dab the stain. Allow to dry for a few minutes.

Wipe, wipe or pin reaching a stain.

If this does not stain your first rodeo, and practical products, let it sink in. Forté recommended cry Wipe & Go wipes or instant stain remover Tide To Go pen stain. The sheets to raise the perfect texture stubborn stains, while the pen is ideal for swabbing small drops.   We think it is a good idea, around all the time to keep this baby just in case.

If the fabric is dry clean only, the best you can do is wipe out ...

Forté proposes drying of sensitive fabrics with dry material to avoid ruining the garment. Use water or use of soap may exacerbate the problem. Unfortunately, you have to be patient and persevere.

Dealing with another wardrobe malfunction? Watch the video below are some quick and easy tips to help you in a few seconds together:

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