How to remove red wine stains

One awkward movement, and a glass of red wine tips over on the white tablecloth, a bright shirt or a new cocktail dress. The stain of red wine can be a serious problem if not immediately take action.

You will need

water;
- a towel
- vinegar;
- sponge;
- a means for washing dishes;
- hydrogen peroxide.

Instruction

The longer the stain from the wine is on the fabric, the harder it will be to remove. If you are not able to remove the stain immediately, at least rinse the stain as possible with large amounts of cold water. Use water spray or substitute a contaminated site under the faucet. This will prevent drying and penetration of the wine into the fabric structure.

Acetic acid is capable of dissolving the stain from the wine. Use a sponge dipped in water dissolved in vinegar (in a ratio of one part vinegar to two parts water). If measures are taken immediately, vinegar will remove the stain completely.

Blot the stain from the wine sponge soaked with dishwashing detergent, then using towels soaked in hydrogen peroxide, remove the fabric with soap fluid. Rinse off with water.

Mix 1 tsp liquid soap 1 tsp. of hydrogen peroxide. Soak the sponge in soapy water and gently RUB the wine stain, cover this place with a piece of cloth soaked in the solution for exactly 1 minute. Then RUB the stain with a clean sponge until it is completely gone. Rinse with cool water.

Useful advice

Do not use for removing wine stains gasoline or turpentine. This will damage the cloth;

The wiper can remove the wine, but leave behind a blue trail;

Never use hot water when cleaning stains from red wine, as this will accelerate the penetration of stains into the fabric and make it impossible to delete them;

Always use white cloth or paper towels to remove as colored towels may stain fabric;

Do not RUB the stain too hard. This can lead to fast penetration of stains into the fabric.

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