If there are traces of iron on the clothes, do not rush to part with it. In most cases, such contamination can be removed. You can tidy your clothes yourself using simple tools.
You will need
Chloric lime, onion, borax, kefir, hydrogen peroxide, ammonia, lemon juice, icing sugar, newspaper.
Instruction manual
1
Use bleach to remove traces of iron from cotton fabrics. Stir 1 teaspoon of the product in a glass of water. Then moisten the cotton pad and carefully treat the damaged area of clothing. Rinse the fabric in running water and wash as usual.
2
Peel the onion and grate it on a coarse grater. Put the resulting slurry on the dirt and rub in a circular motion. If the fabric is badly damaged, leave the bow for several hours. Then rinse the mark from the spot under running water and wash. This method is ideal for cleaning all colored fabrics except silk.
3
Prepare a mild borax solution. To do this, mix 1 teaspoon of the product in a glass of water. Dip a cotton pad in the liquid and blot the stain off the iron. Leave for a few hours. Then rinse and wash the clothes in a warm soapy solution.
4
Remove the iron marks from the linen fabric as follows. Pour kefir and water taken in equal proportions into a separate container. Soak the spoiled clothes in the resulting solution and leave overnight. After this time, rinse the item and wash. Instead of kefir, you can use sour milk. It also creates a slightly acidic environment that helps eliminate tan marks.
5
Mix 3% hydrogen peroxide and ammonia in a 1: 1 ratio. Then carefully treat the damaged area of clothing with a cotton swab dipped in a solution. Leave the fabric to dry completely. Wash clothes with powder for stubborn stains.
6
Put lemon juice on the damaged area of clothing and sprinkle with powdered sugar. When the fabric is completely dry, turn it on the wrong side. Rinse the mark from the spot under running water and wash.
7
Put clothes on an ironing board. Cover the contaminated area with newspaper and iron with a warm iron. Repeat several times. Be extremely careful, printing ink can leave unpleasant traces and spoil the fabric even more.
