Jeans are considered to be the most popular type of clothing, because they can be worn for work, for a walk, and for nature. But often because of inattention, you can plant a greasy, bloody or oil stain, which is quite difficult to remove. So how do you wash your jeans without going for dry cleaning?
You will need
- - washing powder;
- - laundry soap;
- - soap "Antipyatin";
- - salt;
- - hydrogen peroxide;
- - lemon;
- - gauze;
- - ammonia;
- - vodka;
- - baking soda.
Instruction manual
1
Never stain blood stains with hot water, since the temperature effect leads to the folding of the protein between the fibers of the tissue. If the stain does not have time to dry, soak it in a basin with cold water and the addition of any detergent. After soaking, rub the contaminated area and there will be no trace of stains.
2
The more time has passed since the day you received the blood stains on jeans, the more difficult it will be for you to remove them. First of all, soak a thing in ice water and add a few tablespoons of table salt for best effect. Increase the soaking time to twelve hours. Then wash the jeans in cold water with laundry soap. If the jeans are white, apply a few drops of hydrogen peroxide to the place of contamination before soaking.
3
If rusty spots appear on jeans (next to buttons or a lock), use the following method: take a lemon and cut the peel, cut a piece of pulp and wrap in gauze. Then attach the wrapped lemon to the stain and press it with the most heated iron, hold for a while (no more than a minute). It remains to wash the jeans in cool water with powder or soap "Antipyatin".
4
Green spots of grass on jeans are perfectly removed with a mixture of hydrogen peroxide and ammonia, mixed in equal proportions. Dampen a cosmetic disc or cotton swab in the prepared solution and rub the area of contamination. Fresh grass stains are removed with ordinary vodka. Since the traces are deeply embedded in the structure of the fabric, do the cleaning procedure several times.
5
Remove the oily stain on the jeans with soda. To do this, fill the place of contamination with baking soda and carefully rub it into the fabric. Then, apply clean white paper to the inside and outside of the fabric and iron with a hot iron. The bulk of the fat is absorbed into the soda. Repeat this process several times, filling a new batch of soda. Wash jeans in lukewarm soapy water.
note
Before using this or that method of cleaning jeans, try on a less visible area of the fabric (in the seam area or on the back) to avoid damage to the product.
