How to bring old stain from clothes

Old stains on clothes is one of the biggest problems for each family. With that face even the most diligent people. Really not so sorry if it's old, it can be put on rags. But sorry for the new baby and things that are almost impossible to wash. So how to remove old stains from clothes?

You will need

• - citric acid,
• - rubbing alcohol,
• soap "Antipyatin" or powder,
• - hydrogen peroxide,
• - ammonia,
• - acetic acid,
• petrol
• - glycerin,
• - Bura.

Instruction

1. Inveterate stains from fruits and juices can be cleaned using a solution prepared with a pinch of citric acid mixed with a teaspoon of warmed rubbing alcohol. Apply the mixed composition in the old stain with a cotton swab or cosmetic disc. Wash with warm water and add detergent or soap "Antipyatin". With a light cloth to remove the stain from the juice will help the hydrogen peroxide, it quickly removes dirt and will not damage the product.
2. If you have not had the opportunity to wash a red wine stain from clothes in time, do not despair. Withered and old, the stain can be removed with ammonia and hydrogen peroxide, mixed in equal proportions. To remove the contamination with silk stuff, rinse thoroughly with water, and then moisten with a solution of acetic acid. After that wash the thing with cool water.
3. Stubborn and persistent stains can be removed with gasoline. For this put to the back of blotting paper soaked in gasoline. And from the outside gently scrub with a trace of fat with a cotton pad soaked in gasoline, moving from the edges to the center. Cleaned the place thoroughly rinse with water and hang to dry in a well ventilated place.
4. Soak old stains with glycerine, which can be purchased at the pharmacy, and leave on for 10-15 minutes, rinse with warm water. For delicate and silk fabrics, a good remedy is the mixture of water and glycerin, mixed in equal proportions with the addition of a small amount of ammonia.
5. With woolen goods output for stubborn dirt or stains with a solution consisting of 20 grams glycerine, 10 grams of ammonia and Cup water. After handling material wash contaminated area with warm boiled water, and Pat dry. Stains will not remain and a trace.
6. It is recommended to wipe for stubborn dirt or stains with a solution of ammonia (one teaspoon of ammonia per Cup of water), and then the same with a solution consisting of borax. Wash linen in warm soapy water.