Remove stains from shirts

Sprinkle e.g. some baking powder, soda or baking soda on the stain and let the essence soak in and take effect. Then add warm water and let the mixture do its work for a few minutes. To explain: the substances react with the water and carbon dioxide is produced, which helps to remove the coffee stain from the substance.

Removing blood stains is a challenge. The tried and tested gall soap can help here. If you have spare mineral water or an aspirin tablet, these can also help to remove the stain. Or soak the fabric with the stain in a cold water salt solution.

If you have dishwashing liquid in the house and react quickly, no problem. Simply put dish soap on the stain and let it soak. Then wash the garment and then simply wash it in the washing machine. The stain should then be gone.

Simply put salt on the ice stain - let it work for about 8 to 10 minutes. The salt dissolves the dyes from the ice from the fibers and thus has a stain-removing effect.

Mix baking soda with a few drops of water and create a paste. Spread the paste on the stain and leave it on until it dries.

Mix 1 to 2 tablespoons of table sugar with water to a mushy consistency. Apply the mush to the stain and let it work for about 30 minutes and then put the textile in the washing machine.

You probably have 3 household products for removing stains at home. Hot water, lemon juice or acetic acid. As a rule, pouring hot water over the stain should be sufficient to remove the stain. For stubborn stains, lemon juice or acetic acid can be useful.

If collar fat stains remain after washing in the machine, household baking soda is helpful. Simply sprinkle this on the collar fat residue and rub it in with slightly damp fingers and leave it on for about 60 minutes. Then simply brush out, the remaining collar fat should be removed.

Tomato stains can be easily removed with carbonated mineral water. Simply soak the garment in it. The carbonic acid helps remove the stains from the fabric.