Getting rid of oil, coffee, chocolate, fruit and wine stains will be easier than you think. With these tricks you will leave your clothes without a trace of stains, not even these difficult substances.
Remove oil stains
To remove the stain, immediately sprinkle it with talcum powder. Let it work for a while so it can absorb all the fat. After a few hours, brush carefully and wash the garment as you normally would. If it has not completely disappeared, put liquid detergent directly on the stain, rub gently, let it act a little longer and wash again.
End coffee stains
In a container, mix a liter of water with a tablespoon of alcohol or vinegar, and stir so that it is well dissolved. Apply this solution on the stain and rub gently. Then you just have to let it dry in the sun. And finally wash with soap and cold water so that the garment is like new.
Remove chocolate stains
If the chocolate stain has already dried, brush it off before washing or gently scrape it off with a butter knife. Much of its particles will disappear with this simple operation. On cotton garments, rub dry with a bar of soap. Then rinse it off with lukewarm water and wash it as you normally do.
Fight fruit stains
As a general rule, you can wipe it with milk and a little salt and let it dry before washing normally. If it's cherries, one of the more "stubborn" fruit stains, rub with ammonia diluted with plenty of water and then wash the garment.
Remove wine stains
One of the most effective tricks is to sprinkle fine salt to absorb it. After a while, remove it and wash the garment. If the stain is red wine on white cotton, rub it with white wine to counteract it before washing.
