Coca-Cola is often used to clean smooth surfaces from dust, dirt or rust - thanks to its composition, the liquid quickly copes with greasy stains even on clothes. But getting rid of the stains left by Coca-Cola, especially on light tissues, is not easy.
You will need
- - special stain remover;
- - lemon acid;
- - glycerin;
- - ammonia;
- - borax solution;
- - lemon juice;
- - salt;
- - vinegar;
- - egg yolk;
- - oxalic acid.
Instruction manual
1
Try to fill in the damaged item or item with special cleaning agents - there are sprays for removing stains from coffee, Coca-Cola, fruit juice, rust, etc. After a while, rub the stain with a soft brush or wash in soapy water.
2
If the thing is white, then try to remove the Coca-Cola stain with citric acid gruel - dilute the dry powder with water to the state of the paste and spread the damaged area with the resulting mixture. Leave the composition to soak for 3 hours, then rinse the item in cold water and wash in the usual way.
3
Mix glycerin and ammonia - this composition is considered universal for removing stains from food. For two teaspoons of glycerin, you need 1/4 teaspoon of ammonia. Moisten a cotton swab with a mixture and blot the stain.
4
Try to clean colored fabrics with a 10% borax solution. Moisten a cotton pad in it and gently rub the Coca-Cola stain. Then moisten the stain with a solution of citric acid (powder diluted with water) or lemon juice, wash in cold water. To refresh the color of the fabric, rinse the item in salted or acidified water with vinegar. You can also try using a mixture of egg yolk and glycerin to cleanse colored tissues - grease the stain with it and leave the composition on the fabric for several hours.
5
Take a little oxalic acid and mix it with citric acid (1: 2), pour the mixture into a glass of water and wait until the grains are completely dissolved. Place white paper under the stain and, gently wetting the cloth, treat the garment until the stain becomes lighter. Now wash the item in the usual way.
6
Try to immediately wash a fresh stain - rub it with a wet brush and squeeze it in a towel, removing any remaining liquid. Prepare a liquid slurry from salt and water, apply it on a stain, leave for half an hour. Wash the soaked thing in cold or slightly warm water with soap. Remove the remaining stains with glycerol - soak a sponge in it and stroke the fabric with strokes. Wash the item again in the washing machine or manually using a detergent. Rinse the fabric well several times.
