How To Remove 12 Common Stains

Removing stains from clothing is easy if you know what you are doing.

To assist you in your laundry we created the below graphic with advice on how to remove 12 common stains using everyday household items.

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Dissolve two tablespoons borax in 500ml water, then dab or soak with the solution.

Make a paste out of salt and lemon juice, rub it into the stain, leave for 10-20 minutes, then rinse out.

Apply soda water at once and, if the stain persists, soak in a solution of two tablespoons borax per 500ml water.

Removing stains from clothing is easy if you know what you are doing.

To assist you in your laundry we created the below graphic with advice on how to remove 12 common stains using everyday household items.

Print it out and stick it up in your laundry or on the fridge for a handy reference point.

Apply soda water immediately, then wash as normal.

Sprinkle cornflour on the spot, put the fabric between five layers of paper towel, then iron.

Soak tough stains in a bucket of water with one tablespoon washing soda and one teaspoon eucalyptus oil.

Dab stain with neat hydrogen peroxide.

Removing stains from clothing is easy if you know what you are doing.

To assist you in your laundry we created the below graphic with advice on how to remove 12 common stains using everyday household items.

Print it out and stick it up in your laundry or on the fridge for a handy reference point.

Dissolve two tablespoons borax in 500ml water, then dab or soak with the solution.

Dab the stain with a solution of three parts water and one part cloudy ammonia.

Dab with vinegar or lemon juice, leave for an hour or two, then wash.

Removing stains from clothing is easy if you know what you are doing.

To assist you in your laundry we created the below graphic with advice on how to remove 12 common stains using everyday household items.

Print it out and stick it up in your laundry or on the fridge for a handy reference point.

Soak in cold water. Add a handful of salt to shift really stubborn stains.