1. Removing chocolate milk (protein) stains - If you can get to the stain before it sets, treat it by pouring full-strength white vinegar on the spot. Let it soak in for 5-10 minutes, then blot well with a cloth or towel. Repeat if necessary, then wash immediately. If the stain has set (esp for more than 24hrs), it is almost impossible to remove it. <-- I could try debunking that!
Sunday, 22 May 2011
Magical vinegar
Vinegar is said to have magical stain-removing properties. I'll test 4 common types of stains, and their methods of removal using vinegar.
1. Removing chocolate milk (protein) stains - If you can get to the stain before it sets, treat it by pouring full-strength white vinegar on the spot. Let it soak in for 5-10 minutes, then blot well with a cloth or towel. Repeat if necessary, then wash immediately. If the stain has set (esp for more than 24hrs), it is almost impossible to remove it. <-- I could try debunking that!
4. Removing ink (dye) stains - Apply vinegar to the stain. Then rub with a paste made of vinegar and baking soda. Dry then wash.
Source: http://frugalliving.about.com/od/colthing/tp/Vinegar_Laundry_Stain_Remover.htm
1. Removing chocolate milk (protein) stains - If you can get to the stain before it sets, treat it by pouring full-strength white vinegar on the spot. Let it soak in for 5-10 minutes, then blot well with a cloth or towel. Repeat if necessary, then wash immediately. If the stain has set (esp for more than 24hrs), it is almost impossible to remove it. <-- I could try debunking that!
4. Removing ink (dye) stains - Apply vinegar to the stain. Then rub with a paste made of vinegar and baking soda. Dry then wash.
Source: http://frugalliving.about.com/od/colthing/tp/Vinegar_Laundry_Stain_Remover.htm
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