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Ways to remove dioxy stains from clothes
Where clothes are stained with dioxy stains, you should follow all kinds of wonderful methods.
First, take an appropriate amount of white vinegar and mix it with water, the ratio is about one vinegar and three water. After stirring well, dip the stained clothes so that the stains are completely gone. After a while, about a quarter of an hour, gently rub the stain with your hands, and you can see that the stain is gradually fading. The vinegar cover is mild, and it can be reacted with dioxy to decompose the stain. After kneading, wash it with water, and the stain may be removed.
If the stain still exists, you can try lemon juice. Squeeze fresh lemon juice, pour it into the stain, wait for a while, about five or six minutes, so that the lemon juice can be fully used. Lemon contains fruit acid, which has the ability to remove stains. Then, wash it as usual, or it will work.
Or use salt water. Take several spoonfuls of salt and dissolve it into warm water to form light salt water. Soak the clothes in salt water, and soak the stains more, about half an hour. Salt can help dissolve stains and has a bactericidal effect. Scrub after soaking, and then rinse with water.
If the above methods are not fully effective, you can apply an appropriate amount of toothpaste to the stains and wipe it lightly. Toothpaste is smooth and can grind away stains without hurting the clothing. After wiping, wipe off the toothpaste stains with a damp cloth, and then wash. In this way, the dioxy stains on the clothes may be removed.
Where clothes are stained with dioxy stains, you should follow all kinds of wonderful methods.
First, take an appropriate amount of white vinegar and mix it with water, the ratio is about one vinegar and three water. After stirring well, dip the stained clothes so that the stains are completely gone. After a while, about a quarter of an hour, gently rub the stain with your hands, and you can see that the stain is gradually fading. The vinegar cover is mild, and it can be reacted with dioxy to decompose the stain. After kneading, wash it with water, and the stain may be removed.
If the stain still exists, you can try lemon juice. Squeeze fresh lemon juice, pour it into the stain, wait for a while, about five or six minutes, so that the lemon juice can be fully used. Lemon contains fruit acid, which has the ability to remove stains. Then, wash it as usual, or it will work.
Or use salt water. Take several spoonfuls of salt and dissolve it into warm water to form light salt water. Soak the clothes in salt water, and soak the stains more, about half an hour. Salt can help dissolve stains and has a bactericidal effect. Scrub after soaking, and then rinse with water.
If the above methods are not fully effective, you can apply an appropriate amount of toothpaste to the stains and wipe it lightly. Toothpaste is smooth and can grind away stains without hurting the clothing. After wiping, wipe off the toothpaste stains with a damp cloth, and then wash. In this way, the dioxy stains on the clothes may be removed.
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