Each housewife was confronted with a stubborn stain. However, folk methods can work wonders no worse than store-bought products.
You will need
- - glycerin;
- - ammonia;
- - acetone or gasoline;
- - edible salt.
Instruction manual
1
Grease spots can easily remove gasoline or acetone. Just brush fresh spots through gauze. Next, clean them with gasoline or acetone. The stain will gradually disappear before your eyes.
2
Fruit stains. If these spots are fresh, hot water will remove them. For 30-40 minutes, put the thing in hot water or milk, then wash it. If the stain is set long ago, citric acid will come to the rescue. A bowl of warm water will require 5 g of citric acid. Dip a thing into this solution, soak for 1 hour, then wash as usual. In a similar way, stains from red wine and berries are washed off. You can use another way. Pour moist edible salt onto fresh wine stains, wash the stain in soapy water after 10-15 minutes. If the item is white, soak it in a solution of hydrogen peroxide, then also rinse in soapy water.
3
Stains from fish, sauces, canned food or milk. If the stain is fresh, it is easily washed in soapy water. And old and well-soaked stains are cleansed with glycerin. Take cotton wool soaked in glycerin and soak the stain with it. After half an hour, it can be rinsed in warm water with the addition of a drop of ammonia.
