The following are the cleaning methods for clothes stains:

1. Sweat stains: If sweat is stained on the clothes, yellow spots are prone to appear over time. If there are sweat stains, soak the clothes in 5% salt water for 1 hour and then rub them slowly.

2. The wool sweater is contaminated: dissolve the neutral soap liquid with boiling water and add a tablespoon of borax. When the temperature drops to 60 degrees, put the wool sweater in soap liquid for three or four hours, then gently rub and wash in warm water at 40-50 degrees, and finally rinse with warm water. If there are any contaminated areas that cannot be washed, you can add two tablespoons of turpentine oil to soap and wash it in a milky way. Let the washed sweater dry naturally. When it is most of the time, you can use a not-so-hot iron to dry it with a layer of cloth, and then add it to dry it slightly.

3. Blood stains: The newly stained blood stains can be soaked in cold water for a few minutes, and then washed with soap or alcohol. If there is any old trace, you can remove it with lemon juice and salt water, or wipe it with white radish, but do not wash it with hot water. You can also wash the blood stains until light brown with clean water, then wash them with glycerin soap, and finally rinse them in warm water.

4. Cylinder oil stains: When staining clothes with chimney oil stains, you should immediately scrub with gasoline (scrub in from the outside of the stain to avoid enlargement of the stain) or wash with warm soap.

5. The color marks of wax paper and copy paper on the washing clothes: first wash with washing powder, then wash with gasoline, and finally wipe with alcohol.

6. Coffee marks: Coffee stains that are not too strong can be washed with soap or washing powder in hot water; for stronger coffee, sprinkle a little glycerin into the egg yolk, mix and apply on the stain, and then wash the coffee stains with soap and hot water to remove them.

7. Egg marks: There are often stains of eggs on clothes, especially tablecloths on the dining table. First soak the tablecloth in cold water, soak it in cotton or cotton cloth dipped in a little salt, and finally wash it with warm water.

8. Lipstick mark: The lipstick dyed on light-colored clothing can be soaked in gasoline first, and then scrubbed with soapy water to wash.

9. Chewing gum stain: For chewing gum stains stained on clothes, walls or other items, you can first soak white vinegar with cotton or cloth towel, and then use it to scrub the stains and clean them.

10. Tung oil stains: Soak the tung oil stains with gasoline first, then scrub them with tofu residue to remove them.

11. Plaster: Wash it with warm white wine.

12. Iodine wine stains: wash them with flour.

13. Red mercury stain: wash it with vinegar.

14. Vinegar stains: If there is vinegar or soy sauce stain on the clothes, you can sprinkle a little white sugar and rub it, and then wash it with warm water.

15. Red ink stains: Wash the new stains with cold water first, then soak them in warm soap for a while, then rinse them with clean water; aged stains can be washed with detergent first, and rubbed with 10% alcohol solution to remove them.

16. Ink stains: Use rice granules and detergent to mix well, apply it to the stained part and rub it, and then rinse it with clean water; you can also use a solution made of alcohol and two soap repeatedly to apply it, which will also have a good effect.

17. Ballpoint pen oil stains: First of all, you need to see what material the clothes are. The general method is to put a towel under the stain, dip it with a small bristle brush and gently brush it with alcohol. After the stain dissolves and spreads, soak the clothes in cold water, apply soap and gently brush it. This way, repeat it two or three times to basically remove the ballpoint pen oil. If there are still a small amount of residue left after washing, it can be removed by soaking in hot soapy water or boiling. This method can be used for cotton and polyester fabrics. If the wool is filled with ballpoint pen oil, first soak the stain in a mixed solution of trichloroethylene and alcohol (the ratio is 2 to 3), and then brush it gently with a brush. After most of the oil stains dissolve, wash it with low-temperature soapy water or neutral washing powder.

18. Mold spots: Wipe with 2% soap and alcohol solution, then wipe with bleach 3%-5% sodium hypochlorite or hydrogen peroxide, and finally wash.

19. Oil stains:

① The oil stains on clothes can be scrubbed with rosin, banana water, gasoline, etc., and then soak them in 3% salt water for a few minutes, and then rinse them with clean water.

②If silk jewelry is stained with oil, you can use acetone solution to gently rub it.

③ Oil stains on dark clothes can be removed by scrubbing with residual tea leaves.

④ Mix a little toothpaste with washing powder and rub the oil stains on the clothes. The oil stains can be removed.

⑤ Take a little flour, mix it into a paste, apply it to the front and back of the oil stains on the clothes, dry it in the sun, remove the shell, and remove the oil stains.

20. Paint stains:

① If the clothes are stained with paint or spray paint stains, you can apply a little cooling oil on the front and back sides of the clothes that have just been stained with paint stains. After a few minutes, use a cotton ball to follow the weft patterns of the clothes material to remove the paint stains. Paint stains can also be removed in this way on the 1st. As long as you apply a little cooling oil, the patent skin will wrinkle on its own. You can peel it off. Wash the clothes again and the paint stains will disappear.

②For new stains, you can use turpentine oil or banana water to test the stain, and then scrub it with gasoline. For old stains, you can soak the stain in 10% 26mdash; 20% ammonia or borax solution to dissolve the solidified substance and wipe it clean.

The wine stains can be wiped with boiled milk, which is very effective. Among them, white cotton and linen clothing is the most effective.