Bird…Squirt with hair spray or rub with a dab of tooth paste before laundering.
Blood…Sprinkle the stain with unseasoned meat tenderiser or salt,dampening slightly.Allow to work 15 minuts before rinsing with cold water.It may help to work the paste in with an old tooth-brush.
Caution:never use salt water to emove blood stains from carpets;you may rot the backing.
Chewing gum…Will lift off from washable fabrics if you harden it first with an ice cube placed in small plastic bag.
CNADLE WAX…Dab away as much of the softened wax as you can, using a paper towl or expired redit card or spatula.Then cover the stain with several squares of clean white sheet heating with a warm-not hot iron.Replace with frsh tissueuntil no more wax can be absorbed.
CHOCLATE…Sponge with cold water.Then rub gently with a solution of 1 table spoon borax to cup warm water.Rinse well and launder as usual.
Paint thinner is usually a great choice for the removal of any kind of stains on clothes. It cleans just about anything and evaporates quickly, so it doesnt leave any mark. Plus the smell is awesome.
yaar, my favourite white cotton shirt has some stain on it. Its yellow so i,m assuming it could be a curry stain, Although i dont recall eating any curries wearing my beloved shirt!
and i,ve tried everything there was in the house, all those stupid stain removers, which u spray, leave for 2 minutes, and then rub with ur hands… and then wash it…
COFFEE........Lift fresh coffee, and fruit stains from most fabrics by stretching the stained area over bowl and pouring boiling water over the stain from a height of 60 to 90 cm. Coffee stains with cream should be treated with a pre-spotter.
COLLAR STAINS.....Brushing around the collar by brushing liquid shampoo onto the spot. An old tooth brush is ideal for the job. Then wash as normal.
FINGER PRINTS......Gently erase finger prints from good quality white paper by kneading a slice of soft white bread with it becomes doughy. Use the bread as a soft eraser.
BRASS........Soak overnight in cold water to which a little vinegar has been added or work a little washing-up liquid directly onto the stain before laundry.
GREASE ON SUEDE LEATHER.......Dust with finely ground oat meal, rubbing gently with a clean, dry cloth repaet as needed, brushing when finished.
did you try vinegar? I guess it works.. actually I got this curry stain on my cotton shirt y’day and couldn’t find anything so I just sprayed some nail polish remover, rubbed it, and washed the shirt.. stain was gone right away.. I believe you should remove curry stains as soon as possible, but now you can try some vinegar, it will work.
