At the Duds-n-Suds Coin-Op Laundromat, we are well aware that mishaps can and do occur. Because of this, we are here to assist you in removing those annoying typical common stains from the clothing you own. The following is a list of the eight most common stains and how to remove them using products that may be found around the house.
Stains from the Coffee
Baking soda is an excellent common stain remover that may be used on coffee stains. After sprinkling some baking soda on the stain, you should wait about half an hour for it to take effect. After that, use a brush to remove the stain, and then rinse it off with cold water. The item should be washed as usual.
Marks Made by Ink
It is possible for milk to erase ink common stains. Apply some milk to the spot, then wait half an hour for it to take effect. After that, wash the clothing as you normally would and then rinse the stain with cold water.
Stains from the Grass
Vinegar is an all-natural cleaner that can be used to get rid of common stains caused by grass. Apply some vinegar to the spot, then wait half an hour for it to dry completely. After that, wash the clothing as you normally would and then rinse the stain with cold water.
Stains from the Red Wine
It is possible for white wine to assist in the removal of red wine stains. Utilizing a clean cloth, soak up the most amount of the wine that you can. After that, pour some white wine directly onto the stain and leave it alone for half an hour. After that, wash the clothing as you normally would after rinsing the stain with cold water.
Stains from Grease
Using soda to erase grease stains can be helpful. The stain can be removed by applying some soda to it and allowing it to settle for half an hour. After that, use a brush to remove the stain, and then rinse it off with cold water. The item should be washed as usual.
Stains from Sweat
The use of lemon juice can be beneficial in removing sweat stains. Combine water and lemon juice in proportions that are equal. After applying the solution on the stain, wait half an hour for it to take effect. After that, wash the clothing as you normally would and then rinse the stain with cold water.
Stains from Oil
Chalk can be used to assist in the removal of oil stains. Utilizing a clean cloth, soak up as much of the oil as you possibly can. After that, dab a piece of chalk over the stain until it is removed. After letting the chalk stay on the stain for half an hour, brush it off to remove it. The item should be washed as usual.
Blood Stains
WD-40 is an effective stain remover that can be used on blood. WD-40 should be sprayed on the stain, and then it should be left to sit for half an hour. After that, wash the clothing as you normally would and then rinse the stain with cold water.
Additional suggestions for the removal of common stains are as follows:
Take prompt action. If you tackle a stain as soon as you notice it, it will be much simpler to get rid of.
Instead of rubbing the stain, blot it. Rubbing can cause the stain to spread.
In order to ensure that the stain remover will not cause any damage to the fabric, first test it in an area that will not be seen.
After the stain has been treated, the item should be washed as quickly as possible.
We really hope that this helps! If you have any concerns or inquiries regarding the removal of stains, please do not be reluctant to speak with a member of our helpful team.
