How to remove stains from synthetic fabric clothes
Don’t worry, from now on you will no longer be scolded for the pen or mud stains with which you “accidentally” stain your clothes. When this happens, consult this article from FoxWiki.com in case the clothing stains are on synthetic fabric clothing.
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Butter, grease or oil stains
To remove butter, grease or oil stains from a piece of clothing, you must use ammonia tetrachloride or ether (perform the operation away from fire).
food stains
- Chocolate stains: use lemon juice to remove chocolate stains from synthetic fabrics.
- Coca-Cola stains: take the item of clothing to the dry cleaners.
- Fruit stains: use ammonia tetrachloride or ether (perform the operation away from fire)
- Vegetable stains:
Material stains
- Pen stains: 90ยบ alcohol
- Paint stains: turpentine essence
- Mud stains: let dry and brush. Pass through water and vinegar (1 teaspoon in 1 cup of water)
- Ink stains: Use lemon juice.
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- We are not responsible for any damage caused to clothing as a result of incorrect application of the methods for cleaning clothing explained here.