Today there is a huge selection of modern stain removers, with which you can remove various contaminants at home. Old proven folk recipes and recommendations remain no less popular. They are affordable and easy to prepare.
You will need
- - turpentine;
- - gasoline;
- - soap solution;
- - tooth powder (talc);
- - chalk (powder);
- - ammonia;
- - lemon acid;
- - vinegar solution (9%);
- - water;
- - stiff brush;
- - iron.
Instruction manual
1
Severe dirt on the fur jacket can be removed using a special mixture. To prepare it, you need 1 teaspoon of turpentine, 1 teaspoon of gasoline. Mix these components well and apply directly to the stain. After 15-20 minutes, remove the remnants of the product with a stiff brush dipped in soapy water. At the same time, try to prevent this product from getting on the lining of the jacket. After removing the stain, hang the product to dry in a well-ventilated area or on the balcony (loggia).
2
A fresh stain on a fur jacket can be removed with tooth powder or talcum powder. You can buy them at a specialty store or pharmacy. Sprinkle talcum powder (tooth powder) on the contaminated area and leave overnight. In the morning, brush off the rest of the product with a stiff brush. If you want to tidy up the product in a shorter time, then sprinkle the stain with powder, put a napkin (paper) on the front and back of the jacket and iron the contaminated area with a heated iron to 180-200 degrees.
3
From a light jacket, the stain can be removed using chalk powder and gasoline. To do this, mix these components in a 2: 1 ratio. Apply the resulting slurry to the contaminated area. After 3-4 hours, remove the remaining product with a stiff brush. Repeat if necessary.
4
Ammonia also effectively eliminates various types of pollution. Dilute it in a ratio of 1:10 with warm water and wash the desired portion of the product with the resulting solution.
5
You can also remove the stain from the fur jacket using citric acid or a solution of vinegar (9%). To do this, dilute 1 teaspoon of the product in 1/2 cup of warm water. Wash the contaminated area with the resulting solution. If necessary, repeat the procedure, after soaking the stain for 20-30 minutes in this tool.
