TODAY 2021 stain removal instructions A-Z

Whether it's a bandage splashing on your shirt or a glass of red wine hitting your beige couch, stains are inevitable. But not necessarily irreversible. Before saying goodbye to your favorite piece of clothing or renovating your living room to hide an uncomfortable carpet stain, share our stain removal tips!

We've created the ultimate stain removal guide with tips and tricks to help you remove stains and stains. Sweat stains , lipstick, ketchup stains ? No problem. While some things (especially wool, silk, and cashmere) require professional cleaning , most stains can be treated at home using simple methods, including soaps, lemon juice, vinegar , baking soda, soda, and other stain removers .

Follow our proven methods to remove the most common stains from carpets, upholstery, and clothing.

Avocado and guacamole stains formula milk stains | Barbecue sauce stains | Beet stains | Berry spots | Bicycle chain patch | Blood stains | Blush and bronzer | Candle wax | Carrot stains | Cherry juice | Chocolate stains | Coca-Cola | Coffee stains | Paint stains on white clothesPencil on the walls Pencil stains on clothes Eyeliner | Shine | Grape juice stains grass stains | Ink stains | Iron burn marks |Ketchup stains | Leather footwear | Lipstick |Mascara stains | Mayo stains | Milk stains | Mud stains | Nail polish stains | Newsprint stains | Oil and grease stains paint stains | Pee (urine) stains | Scented stains | Shit stains |Red wine stains | Mucus stains | Soy sauce stains |Spinach stains | Suede shoe patches | Sweat stains |Tarnish | Tea stains | Ketchup stains | Toothpaste stains |Tree sap stains | Vomiting spots | Water points | White clothing stains White shoes | Ziti stains and red sauce

A note of caution: Before doing it yourself, be sure to check the care label on the fabric to make sure the item is washable and to see how much hot water it can handle (if any). And remember, the best thing is to treat stains ASAP. Il est également important de s'assurer that there is a completely different avant d'y Adjouter de la chaleur (comme la laver à l'eau chaude ou la secher en machine), car la chaleur crossed out, but une tache et la rendre creates plus difficile for going out. You may also need to repeat the stain removal process once or twice before it's completely clean.

Avocado and guacamole stains

Don't rinse a guacamole stain with water. Go straight to a stain remover. Stock images by Ricardo Roa / EyeEm / Getty

1. Use a spoon to scrape off any excess avocado (or guacamole).
2. Apply a small amount of liquid stain remover to the avocado or guacamole stains.
3. Rub it in and let it sit for 5-10 minutes.
4. Check the care label and wash clothes in the hottest recommended water.
5. Air dried.
6. Repeat if necessary.

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Formula milk spots

You don't have to worry if the baby spits out a new outfit. Rinsing baby food stains with cold water can help remove them. Kanawa Studio / Getty Stock Images

1. Rinse the back of the baby formula with cold water.
2. Put a tablespoon of dish soap, laundry detergent, or ammonia on a damp white cloth.
3. Gently rub the cleaner into stains on clothing.
4. Wait five minutes and then rinse the back of the stains again with cold water.

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BBQ sauce stains

It's best to respond quickly to this stubborn stain. As soon as possible, saturate the barbecue sauce stain with lemon juice or vinegar. Ideabug / Getty Stock Images

1. Pre-treat stains of the barbecue sauce with lemon juice or vinegar.
2. Let stand for 5 minutes.
3. Remove stains with a small brush or toothbrush.
4. Rinse stained clothing with water.
5. Rub the stained area with detergent.

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Beet stains

Start by pre-treating with lemon juice or vinegar to remove colored beet stains. FSTOPLIGHT / Getty Stock Images

1. Pre-treat beet stains with lemon juice or vinegar.
2. Let stand for 5 minutes.
3. Remove stains with a small brush or toothbrush.
4. Rinse the stains with water.
5. Mix 1 tablespoon of laundry detergent and 3 cups of warm water.
6. Rinse the bottom of the clothing stain with the mixture.

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Berry spots

It can be difficult to remove natural stains caused by edible jewelry, but pretreating berry stains with lemon juice or vinegar is a good place to start. Stuart Pitkin / Getty Stock Images

1. Pre-treat berry stains with lemon juice or vinegar.
2. Let stand for 5 minutes.
3. Remove stains with a small brush or toothbrush.
4. Rinse the stains with water.
5. Scrub the stained area of ​​clothing with detergent.

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Bicycle chain patch

Saturate the grease from a bicycle chain stain with dish soap. Portra Stock / Getty Images

1. Saturate bicycle chain stains with dish soap and massage the stain.
2. Let stand for 5 minutes.
3. Rinse with lukewarm water.
4. Check the care label and wash clothes in the hottest water the fabric can handle with detergent and stain remover.
5. Air drying clothes.

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Blood stains

Cold water and hydrogen peroxide are the blood stain removal combination that ER nurses trust. Arman Zhenikeyev / Getty Archive Images

1. Rub the blood stains with cold water with a damp cloth.
2. Dry with a dry cloth.
3. Repeat the process until there is no more blood on the clothing.
4. Apply a small amount of hydrogen peroxide to clothing stains.
5. Rinse with cold water.

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Blush and bronze stains

Makeup is meant to stay on your face, but sometimes it ends up elsewhere. With blush or bronzer, pre-treating the stain is key. shyrokova / Getty Stock Images

1. Treat the blush and tan stain with a pre-wash stain remover, liquid laundry detergent, powdered detergent paste or detergent additive, and water, or scrub the stain with bars of soap.
2. Wash laundry as usual.

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Candle wax stains

To remove wax from candles, first melt it to absorb the wax. Alicia Llop / Getty Stock Images

1. Remove as much candle wax as possible.
2. Wall the fabric between two thin towels (one above, one below).
3. Heat the remaining candle wax with a hair dryer (or iron) so that the towels absorb the wax.
4. Remove the towels.
5. Use a solvent such as acetone nail polish remover or isopropyl alcohol to loosen the remaining oil-based stain. (Check the care label to make sure the clothes don't peel off.)
6. Place the fabric on a folded towel with the candle wax stain facing down.
7. Use a cotton swab to rub the solvent on the back of the stain.
8. Clean up the residue.

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Carrot stains

Spilling carrot juice? Lemon juice or vinegar can help remove these bright orange stains. Stock images by Cavan / Getty Images

1. Pre-treat carrot stains with lemon juice or vinegar.
2. Let stand for 5 minutes.
3. Remove stains with a small brush or toothbrush.
4. Rinse the stains with water.
5. Prepare a solution of 1 tablespoon of laundry detergent and 3 cups of warm water.
6. Rinse the bottom of the clothing stains with the solution.

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Cherry juice stains

You can use acids like lemon juice or vinegar to remove cherry stains. Floriana / Getty Stock Images

1. Pre-treat cherry juice stains with lemon juice or vinegar.
2. Let stand for 5 minutes.
3. Remove stains with a small brush or toothbrush.
4. Rinse the stains with water.
5. Scrub the stained area of ​​clothing with detergent.

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Chocolate stains

Pressing chocolate stains on with a small brush or toothbrush can remove them from the fabric. Stock images by Cavan / Getty Images

1. Pre-treat chocolate stains with lemon juice or vinegar.
2. Let stand for 5 minutes.
3. Remove stains with a small brush or toothbrush.
4. Rinse the stains with water.
5. Prepare a solution of 1 tablespoon of degreasing detergent and 3 cups of warm water.
6. Rinse the bottom of the clothing stain with the solution.

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Coca-Cola stains

Use an acid such as lemon juice or vinegar to loosen cola stains. Capelle.r / Getty Stock Images

1. Pre-treat the Coca-Cola stain with lemon juice or vinegar.
2. Let stand for 5 minutes.
3. Smooth out the stain with a small brush or toothbrush.
4. Rinse the stain with water.
5. Scrub the stained area of ​​clothing with detergent.

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Coffee stains

Soda or white vinegar should be your first defense against the all-too-common coffee stain. FSTOPLIGHT / Getty Stock Images

1. Dab the coffee stains to remove excess water.
2. Soak clothing stains with soda or white vinegar.
3. Remove stains with a small brush or toothbrush.
4. Let stand for 5-10 minutes.
5. Rinse the stains with water.
6. Repeat this process as needed until the stain is gone.

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Stains of paint on white clothes

Oxygen bleach can help remove colored stains from white clothing. Alyssa Stasiukonis / EyeEm / Getty Archive Images

1. Dissolve the hydrogen peroxide in hot water.
2. After dissolving, add cold water until the solution cools.
3. Soak white clothes with paint stains for 15 to 30 minutes and then rinse.

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Pencil stains on the walls

Gel-free toothpaste is your secret weapon against pencil stains on the wall. Pridannikov / Getty Images Stock

1. Squeeze gel-free toothpaste onto a toothbrush.
2. Gently rub the pencil on the walls with the toothbrush.
3. Once the pencil marks are gone, wipe off the toothpaste with a clean, damp cloth.

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Pencil stains on clothes

Remove pencil stains from clothing with a little washing-up liquid. Akilina Winner / Getty Stock Images

1. Use a spoon to scrape off as much of the pencil as you can.
2. Apply liquid dish soap to pencil stains on clothing.
3. Let it rest for a few minutes.
4. Run the fabric through warm water.
5. Check the care label and machine wash on the heaviest floor setting and hottest water suitable for the fabric.
6. Air dried.
7. Repeat if necessary.

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Eyeliner smeared

If you rub an eyeliner stain with a small amount of liquid laundry soap and a clean cloth, you can remove it. Claire Lucia / Getty Stock Images

1. Apply a stain remover to the eyeliner stain.
2. Let stand for at least a minute.
3. Dab the stain with a clean cloth and a small amount of liquid detergent.
4. When the stain is gone, machine wash the clothes according to the care label.
5. Air dried.

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Light spots

Wet paper towels, static electricity on a balloon, or vacuuming can all help you trap all that pesky glitter. vernonwiley / Getty Stock Images

1. Use a damp paper towel to soak up the glitter.
2. Soak up the glitter.
3. Use a lint roller on the remaining glitter stains or blow up a balloon, rub it on the carpet, and soak up the stains with static electricity.

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Grape juice stains

The first step with a grape juice stain is to rinse it off with cold water. Stefania Pelfini / Getty Stock Images

1. Rinse grape juice stains with cold water.
2. Pre-treat stains.
   • If the clothes are white: Pre-treat with a pen with bleach. Check the care label and immediately wash it off with the hottest recommended water with detergent and half a cup of bleach.
   • If the clothing is colored: Treat with a stain remover beforehand. Let stand for 5-10 minutes. Check the care label and wash with a detergent and other stain removers in the hottest recommended water.
3. Air dried.
4. Repeat if necessary.

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Patches of grass

Avoid rubbing stains of grass to remove them. This action can have the opposite effect and cause them to spread. Artistic Footage / Getty Stock Images

1. Do not rub grass stains on clothing. This can cause the stain to spread.
2. Wash or pretreat (then wash) grass stains.
   • If the clothes are white, wash them with bleach and laundry detergent.
   • If the clothes are stained, soak them in a solution of water, bleach and detergent and gently rub (do not rub) the stained area. Wash and bleach laundry with detergent.
3. Air dried.

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Ink stains

Try to dry the ink with a stain remover as soon as possible. Do not rub as the stain can spread. Aphiwat Chuangchoem / EyeEm / Getty Stock Images

1. Treat ink stains as soon as possible.
2. Get the right stain remover for the right ink, whether it's a washable marker, pen, or permanent ink.
3. Dab with stain remover (do not rub, this can spread ink stains).

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Iron burn marks

It may not be possible to repair dark spots or melted fabric, but lighter marks of iron burn can often be removed with peroxide or vinegar. Kseni Boo / Getty Stock Images

1. Check the iron for scorch marks. It may not be possible to repair dark spots or melted tissue, but lighter burn marks can often be removed.
2. Rub the scorch mark.
   • If it is white cotton: Rub with hydrogen peroxide. Let sit for a minute and then rinse.
   • If it is a colored cloth: apply a little white distilled vinegar to a white cloth. Wipe the clothing stain with the vinegar-soaked portion of the white cloth. Rinse burned tissue.
3. Repeat if necessary.

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Ketchup stains

Rinsing the back of a ketchup stain with cold water is an important step in removing it. Thomas Northcut / Getty Stock Images

1. Remove as much ketchup from the garment as possible.
2. Rinse the back of the ketchup stains under cold water.
3. Rub the stained area with liquid detergent.
4. Let it rest for a few minutes.
5. Soak the stained area of ​​clothing in warm water for half an hour.
6. Do the washing up.

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Wearing leather shoe

We know they're bananas, but the skin of this tropical fruit can remove stains from leather shoes and buff them. Henry Horenstein / Getty Stock Images

1. Peel a ripe banana (no, we're not kidding).
2. Clean the inside of the banana peel with scraped leather shoes.
3. Polish with a cloth.

Learn more about cleaning and polishing leather shoes .

Lipstick stains

Lipstick is one of the most difficult stains to remove, but dish soap can often be the solution. Aphiwat Chuangchoem / EyeEm / Getty Stock Images

1. Remove excess lipstick.
2. Place the stained stain face down on paper towels.
3. Apply dish soap to the back of the stain.
4. Apply the detergent to the stain from behind.
5. Turn the garment over.
6. Use a damp toothbrush to lather gently.
7. Rub the stain in the center from the outside.
8. Wash on a gentle cycle according to the instructions on the care label.

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Mascara stains

Pre-treat black spots on mascara stains with detergent. Stella / Getty Stock Images

1. Pre-treat mascara stains with detergent.
2. Check the care label and wash clothes in the hottest water approved with detergent and hydrogen peroxide.

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Mayonnaise stains

Maybe you should have asked to hold the mayonnaise? It's too late now. Use dish soap to pre-treat this oily stain. Oleksandr Todorov Stock / Getty Images

1. Apply dish soap to the mayonnaise stains.
2. Remove stains with a small brush or toothbrush.
3. Let stand for 5-10 minutes.
4. Rinse stained clothing.
5. Repeat this process as needed.

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Milk stains

Don't cry over spilled milk! Milk stains are easy to remove. Martins Rudzitis / Getty Stock Images

1. Dab excess milk with a white cotton cloth.
2. Mix 2 cups of cold water, 1 tablespoon of dish soap and 1 tablespoon of baking soda.
3. Rub the milk stains with the mixture.
4. Rinse stained clothing with cold water.
5. Repeat this process as needed.

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Mud stains

Let it air dry, then use dish soap to tackle a mud stain. Stock images by Cavan / Getty Images

1. Remove dried sludge.
2. Rub the mud stains with liquid detergent.
3. Let stand for 15 minutes.
4. Rub the detergent into the stains (on both sides) with a damp toothbrush.
5. Machine wash.
6. Air dried.
7. Repeat if necessary.

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Nail polish stains

Check the fabric before treating a nail polish stain. If it contains acetate, triacetate, or modacrylic, do not use acetone remover. Klaus Vedfelt / Getty Archive Images

1. Remove excess nail polish.
2. Check if the fabric contains acetate, triacetate, or modacrylic. If so, apply a small amount of acetone-free nail polish remover to the stain with a clean sponge or white cloth. If not, you can use an acetone remover.
3. Rub the nail polish stains from the outside of the stains towards the center.
4. Keep rubbing until the nail polish has passed onto the sponge or towel.
5. Rinse clothes in cold water.

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Newsprint stains

The good news is that dish soap can help remove ink stains from the newspaper. Stock by Steve Cole Images / Getty Images

1. Turn the clothes over.
2. Apply liquid dish soap to the back of the newspaper stains.
3. Rub.
4. Let stand for 5 minutes.
5. Scrub with a toothbrush.
6. Check the care label and wash in the hottest water the fabric will allow.

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Oil and grease stains

If you're trying to remove grease and oil stains, alcohol should be your preferred stain remover. FSTOPLIGHT / Getty Stock Images

1. If the oil and grease stains were caused by food, remove any excess material.
2. Rub the clothing with alcohol until the area is damp.
3. Let it rest for a few minutes.
4. Rub the area with a simple bar of soap and apply it to the stains.
5. Do the washing up.
6. Air dried.
7. Repeat if necessary.

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Paint stains

How you deal with a paint stain depends on whether it is water or oil based. JGI / Getty Stock Images

For water-based water stains (interior / exterior paint, finger paint, acrylic paint or poster paint):

1. While the clothes are wet, run warm water on the back of the paint stain.
2. Treat the stain with soap, dishwasher, or laundry detergent.
3. Do the washing up.
4. Repeat if necessary.

For oil paint stains:

1. Remove excess paint.
2. Moisten a clean cloth with paint thinner.
3. Rub the stain until it is completely removed from the garment.

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Pee (urine) stains

White vinegar can break down uric acid and make it easier to clean up urine stains. jes2ufoto / Getty Stock Images

1. Machine wash clothing soaked in urine in cold water and a cup of distilled white vinegar (not a detergent).
2. Wash again in the machine with detergent at the hottest water temperature recommended for the fabric.

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Perfume stains

Apply rubbing alcohol to perfume stains to break down the oil that is causing them. Kristina Strasunske / Getty Stock Images

1. Remove excess perfume.
2. Use a white cotton cloth or cotton ball to rub the perfume stains with alcohol.
3. Blot stains with a clean white cloth until they disappear.
4. Rub a bar of white soap on the stains.
5. Do the washing up.
6. Air drying clothes.
7. Repeat if necessary.

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Shit stains

Come on now. Take protective gloves and start rinsing the underside of the poop stain with cold water. Mary Gascho / Getty Stock Images

1. Put on protective gloves.
2. Rinse the underside of the poop stains with cold water.
3. Soak clothing in an enzyme-based stain remover for several hours or overnight.
4. Check the care label and wash the laundry with detergent in the hottest recommended water.

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Red wine stains

Many commercial stain removers work on red wine stains, but rubbing the stain for the first time can make it easier to remove. Tetra Images / Getty Images Stock

1. Treat red wine stains on clothing as soon as possible.
2. Use a clean white cloth to blot off as much wine as you can and move from the outside to the center of the stain.
3. Apply a commercially available wine stain remover to the stain.

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Slimy spots

Freezing mud stains with ice cubes is an important step in removing those neon colored stains. Stock image by Mami Gibbs / Getty

1. Get as much slime off the fabric as you can.
2. Use ice cubes to freeze any leftover slime.
3. Remove the frozen mud.
4. Pre-treat slimy stains with liquid detergent and massage a small amount into the stain.
5. Let stand for 10 minutes.
6. Place the treated garments in a plastic pot.
7. Add 2 gallons of hot tap water to the pot and rinse off the slime stains.
8. Leave on for 30 minutes.
9. Remove the clothing from the soaking solution.
10. Machine wash according to the care label.
11. Air dried.

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Soy sauce stains

Scattering cornstarch over a soy sauce stain will absorb the liquid and make it easier to treat the stain. moxumbic / Getty Stock Images

1. Scatter cornstarch over the soy sauce stains.
2. Brush off excess cornstarch.
3. Dab stains of soy sauce with a damp cloth until the stains no longer climb onto the cloth.
4. Pre-treat soy sauce stains.
   • If the fabric is color safe, pre-treat by scrubbing the stains with 3% hydrogen peroxide.
   • If the clothes are not suitable for the color, soak them in warm water, detergent, and borax for 30 minutes as directed on the package.
5. Wash laundry with detergent and borax.

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Spinach stains

Spinach stains are tough, but an enzymatic detergent can remove them. Westend61 / Getty Image Stock

1. Scrape off the spinach.
2. Apply an enzymatic detergent to the spinach stains.
3. Let stand for 15 minutes (or according to the instructions in the package).
4. Rub the detergent over the stains with a small brush or toothbrush.
5. Let stand for 15 minutes.
6. Machine wash.

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Suede shoe stains

Believe it or not, stale bread can help keep suede shoes clean. Magnetic-Mcc / Getty Archive Images

1. Get a piece of stale bread (yes, really).
2. Gently rub the stale bread over the stains in a circular motion.
3. Keep scrubbing until the dirt oozes out of the stains on the suede shoes.

Learn more about cleaning suede shoes .

Sweat stains

Protect white shirts from yellow sweat stains by sprinkling regular baby powder on the inside of your armpits and neck, and then ironing them before putting them on. bee32 / Getty Stock Images

1. Before use, protect light or white clothing from sweat stains by sprinkling regular baby powder on the inside of the armpits and then ironing it.
2. Wash clothes as soon as possible after wearing them before the sweat stains harden.

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Tarnish marks

The completion is a chemical reaction formed by the Metaux Comme l'argent, Cuivre and Laiton. Il peut déteindre sur les tissue, laissant des marques gris foncé, vertes ou noires. Jessica Shaver Photography / Getty Images Stock

1. Saupoudrez de sel sur les taches de ternissement.
2. Use a suitable chiffon and blanc to tampon the Jus de Citron sur les Taches de Ternissement Jusqu'à Ce Qu'elles Disparaissent.
3. Rincez les vêtements.
4. Lavez comme d'habitude.
5. Sécher à l'air libre.

In savoir plus sur the façon d'eliminer, the spots of the southern end of the vêtements, the fabrics of the ameublements and the tapis .

Taches de thé

Start by writing the zone attached as tightly as possible. Silke Weinsheimer / Getty Images warehouse

1. Check the etiquette d'entretien sur les vetements.
2. Rincez binds them de thé.
   • If you dress them in the Taches of the Peuvent Résister à l'eau Chaude, you will stick them in a sturdy fabric over a bowl or cup with an Elastique et en versant Soigneusement de l'eau Bouillante a Travers la Zone Tachée. Ensuite, lavez les vêtements en machine avec un détergent à chaud.
   • If the vêtements ne constant pas à la chaleur, faites tremper les taches de dans un solution de détachant oxidant et d'eau froide, the instructions are du produit. Ensuite, once comme d'habitude.

In savoir plus sur the façon d'éliminer les taches de thé sur les Vetements, les Tissue d'ameublement et les Tapis .

Tomato Sauce Taches

Use a detergent with less liquid or you savon à vaisselle pour faire disparaître Taches tomato sauce. Light Field Studios / Getty Images inventory

1. Grattez tout excès tomato sauce.
2. Éponger les Taches Tomato sauce with a Chiffon Blanc Propre et unfilled.
3. Faites tremper the zone tachée dans de l'eau happy trailer 5 minutes.
4. Appliquez un détergent à lessive liquid ou un détergent à vaisselle sur les taches de sauce tomato.
5. Frottez le détergent sur les taches avec une petite brosse ou une brosse à dents, en vous déplaçant des bords extérieurs des taches vers le centre.
6. Lavez avec un détergent et un javellisant oxygéné dans l'eau la plus chaude autorisée par l'étiquette d'entretien des vêtements.
7. Sécher à l'air libre.

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Taches de dentifrice

Le dentifrice garde vos dents propres, mais il peut faire un certain nombre sur vos vêtements. Sally Anscombe / Getty Images stock

1. Utilisez une cuillère pour gratter tout excès de dentifrice.
2. Éponger les taches de dentifrice avec un chiffon humide.
3. Mélangez quelques gouttes de détergent à lessive ou de détachant dans une tasse d'eau.
4. Trempez la zone tachée du vêtement dans le mélange et essuyez-le.
5. Puis tamponnez les taches avec de l'eau pour rincer.
6. Sécher à l'air libre.

En savoir plus sur la façon d'éliminer les taches de dentifrice sur les vêtements, les tissus d'ameublement et les tapis .

Taches de sève d'arbre

Le liquide de nettoyage à sec est votre as dans le trou lorsque vous essayez de retirer la résine de la sève d'arbre de vos vêtements. Zen Rial / Getty Images stock

1. Procurez-vous du liquide de nettoyage à sec.
2. Effectuer l'élimination des taches dans un endroit bien ventilé à l'écart de toute flamme (le liquide de nettoyage à sec est extrêmement inflammable).
3. Épongez le liquide de nettoyage à sec sur les taches de sève des arbres et laissez sécher.
4. Faites tremper les taches dans un mélange de détergent à lessive et de quelques gouttes d'ammoniaque.
5. Laisser reposer 30 minutes.
6. Lavez les vêtements avec un détergent liquide.

En savoir plus sur la façon d'éliminer les taches de sève d'arbre sur les vêtements, les tissus d'ameublement et les tapis .

Taches de vomissements

Pas besoin de produits chimiques, le bicarbonate de soude et le vinaigre (ou le jus de citron) peuvent éliminer une tache de vomi. Jodi Jacobson / Getty Images stock

1. Grattez tout le vomi que vous pouvez.
2. Humidifiez les taches de vomi avec de l'eau tiède et appliquez une couche de 1/4 de pouce d'épaisseur de bicarbonate de soude.
3. Versez du jus de citron ou du vinaigre sur la tache.
4. Frottez la tache avec vos doigts ou une brosse à dents jusqu'à ce qu'elle disparaisse.
5. Rincer à l'eau tiède.
6. Lavez les vêtements en machine comme d'habitude.
7. Sécher à l'air libre.

En savoir plus sur la façon d'éliminer les taches de vomi sur les vêtements, les tissus d'ameublement et les tapis .

Taches d'eau

L'eau peut aider à éliminer les taches, mais elle peut aussi les causer. Aphiwat Chuangchoem / EyeEm / Getty Images stock

1. Posez une serviette blanche propre sur une planche à repasser.
2. Placez les vêtements avec les taches d'eau face vers le bas sur la serviette.
3. Utilisez un chiffon en microfibre propre et humide pour humidifier les taches.
4. Réglez le fer sur le réglage approprié pour le tissu.
5. Séchez la zone humide avec le fer à repasser.
6. Une fois complètement sec, déplacez la partie tachée du vêtement vers une partie sèche de la serviette et répétez le processus jusqu'à ce que les taches d'eau disparaissent.

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Taches de vêtements blancs

C'est une bonne idée d'emporter un stylo détachant avec vous chaque fois que vous portez du blanc. Gravity Images / Getty Images stock

1. Emportez un produit détachant sur le pouce comme une lingette ou un stylo.
2. En cas de déversement, absorber autant de liquide que possible.
3. Traitez immédiatement les taches blanches sur les vêtements avec le détachant (sinon, tamponnez en continu avec un glaçon, frottez avec une pâte de bicarbonate de soude ou un agent de blanchiment à l'oxygène).
4. Lavez comme d'habitude.
5. Sécher à l'air libre.

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Taches de chaussures blanches

Il existe plusieurs façons de nettoyer et de blanchir les chaussures blanches. seb_ra / Getty Images stock

1. Mélangez 2 cuillères à soupe de bicarbonate de soude, 2 cuillères à soupe d'eau chaude et 2 cuillères à soupe de peroxyde d'hydrogène liquide.
2. Utilisez une brosse à dents pour appliquer deux couches du mélange uniformément sur la zone tachée des chaussures blanches.
3. Laisser sécher à l'air au soleil pendant 3 heures.
4. Retirez les résidus de bicarbonate de soude en frappant les chaussures ensemble.
5. Rincez et répétez si nécessaire.

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Ziti avec des taches de sauce rouge

Les taches de sauce rouge sont difficiles à éviter, mais elles sont faciles à traiter si vous savez quoi faire. Agent secret Mike / Getty Images stock

1. Grattez tout excès de ziti et de sauce rouge.
2. Éponger les taches de sauce tomate avec un chiffon blanc propre et non pelucheux.
3. Faites tremper la zone tachée dans de l'eau froide pendant 5 minutes.
4. Appliquez un détergent à lessive liquide ou un détergent à vaisselle sur les taches de sauce tomate.
5. Frottez le détergent sur les taches avec une petite brosse ou une brosse à dents, en vous déplaçant des bords extérieurs des taches vers le centre.
6. Lavez avec un détergent et un javellisant oxygéné dans l'eau la plus chaude autorisée par l'étiquette d'entretien des vêtements.
7. Sécher à l'air libre.

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