Stains are a difficult enemy to fight, especially when they affect clothes since as a general rule they require the use of a lot of detergents and all the patience we can have. To facilitate this work at home, we present some of the most effective remedies to eliminate those annoying stains, capable of ruining our favorite wardrobe.

Remove stains from clothes with home remedies

• Ink stains: One of the most recurring since it has surely filled both our own clothes and those of our children. To get rid of them, we just have to soak a cotton ball with nail polish remover and gently rub the garment.
• Grease stains: We have to spray them -when they are still fresh- with baby talcum powder, let them dry and brush them, and then put the affected clothes directly in the washing machine.
• Lipstick stains: For this type of stain that is so frequent, we can useremediessuch as a slice of white bread or non-gel toothpaste.
• Fruit stains: This is a very difficult type of stain to remove. We have to spray the affected area with lemon juice and rinse it later with hot water. If we still haven’t managed to get rid of it, we can try mixing a little ammonia with hydrogen peroxide, rinsing the application with warm water very quickly.
• Deodorant stains: A hometrickto combat this type of stain on white fabrics is to wet the garment and rub it with detergent. If the anomaly persists, we can repeat the process by adding a little bleach.
• Dairy stains: The best remedy to remove stains caused by dairy foods is to soak the garment in lukewarm water and a little bioactive detergent for a few minutes. Next, we will rinse it and wash it with the procedure that we usually follow.
• Sweat stains: We can use talcum powder on both the neck and the cuffs of the garments so that they absorb dirt. If we usually leave these types of stains on clothes, we can spray the areas that are normally most affected with witch hazel lotion.