You can often find yellowness from sweat on light clothing. To get rid of it, use gentle methods.
You will need
- hydrogen peroxide;
- salt;
- vinegar;
- egg yolk;
- borax solution;
- denatured alcohol;
- ammonia;
- petrol.
Instruction manual
1
For fresh perspiration stains, use hydrogen peroxide. Apply this product on a cloth and leave to dry in the sun. Then rinse the item in cold water. You can also get rid of stains with vinegar. Gently rub the stain with it and iron it with a well-heated iron. Ironing is necessary through gauze.
2
To get rid of stains on linen, use a borax solution. For one glass of clean cold water, take 1 teaspoon of borax and mix thoroughly. Apply the solution to the stain, then rinse, air dry and iron.
3
For items made of wool, take ordinary table salt. 100 g of salt is diluted in 100 ml of pure water. Gently wipe the stain with a cloth dampened with saline. Next, drop a couple drops of alcohol on it and then dry the item in the open air.
4
Sweat stains can be removed without a trace, if ammonia is added to cold water during washing clothes (take 1 teaspoon of alcohol per 1 liter of water).
5
The egg yolk copes well with sweat stains. Beat the chicken egg and gently pour it over the spot area. Wait for the egg to dry. Then scrape off the dried egg stain with a knife. Rinse clothes in water. If there are small traces on it, then remove them with a sponge dipped in glycerin, warmed to room temperature.
6
Old sweat stains are more difficult to remove. You can try a solution of 150 ml of denatured alcohol, 100 ml of gasoline and 70 ml of ammonia. Dampen gauze in this mixture and apply to the stain. Rinse the fabric well.
