The Best Wine Stain Remover
May 1, 2011 at 6:01 pm Leave a comment
This recipe is so simple yet so effective it works on other stains, too. Several red wine recipes were tested by a student at University of California and the results were that this particular combination works best every time. Separately, the ingredients are not effective, but the combination works on many different stains.Mix liquid dishwashing soap with hydrogen peroxide. There is no exact measurement but a little more hydrogen peroxide to soap is recommended. For washables, presoak the stain in the solution for 20 to 30 minutes, then wash as usual. The red wine stain will be gone. This formula will work on old stains that have previously been laundered, dried stains, any stain. The hydrogen peroxide must be fresh to be effective.
You may try this on wool and other dry clean fabrics, carefully and after testing a small hidden area to check for any alterations to the fabric caused by the solution. Use a cotton swab to apply the formula on the stain, then blot up the solution from the fabric. Be sure to point out where the stain was to your dry cleaner.
Other Methods
This one is fairly successful if you do it as soon as the stain happens. Put corn starch or talcum powder on the stain and wait. After 10 to 20 minutes, brush off the powder. Most, if not all, of the stain should be removed because the powder absorbed it.
Entry filed under: Natural Cleaning, Smart Laundry Tips. Tags: best wine stain remover, natural stain remover recipe, stain remover recipe, wine stain remover, wine stains.
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