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How to remove stains from clothes caused by other clothes?

How to remove stains from clothes caused by other clothes

It is a relatively common thing for clothes to be dyed. For example, improper washing operations in our life cause the clothes to be dyed; we accidentally drop ink on our clothes in our life. What do you do with dyed clothes? Just throw it away? Today I will teach you 3 tricks to deal with the dyeing of clothes, no matter what color can be easily removed, let’s take a look.

The first method is to remove the color with soapy water. You can prepare a bar of soap, then scrape some soap shavings with a blade, then put the soap shavings in a pot and boil over high heat. Then pour the boiled soapy water into the laundry tub, and then find some cold water to synthesize the water temperature. Then soak the dyed clothes in the basin for an hour. When the time is up, you can take out the clothes and wash them, and you can find that the dyed areas have been cleaned.

The second method is to remove the color from the essential oil. If you accidentally rub your clothes on top of green plants, you will leave cyan stains on your clothes. We can apply balsamic oil to the dyed clothes and let them sit for 15 minutes. When the time is up, you can wash the clothes in clean water, and the clothes will return to their original color.

Method three, hydrogen peroxide decolorization. Hydrogen peroxide can not only sterilize and disinfect but also can be used to remove color. We can put an appropriate amount of cold water in the laundry tub and then pour in hydrogen peroxide, and the ratio is controlled at 1:10. Then stir well, and finally put the clothes in and soak for 5 minutes. When the time is up, take the clothes out and wash them in clean water. It should be noted that the hydrogen peroxide and water must be mixed evenly before they can be put into the clothes, otherwise, the clothes will not only not be washed clean, but the clothes will also be corroded by the hydrogen peroxide.