1. Tips for washing and drying sweaters

After the sweater is washed and dehydrated, it can be placed on a drying net or curtain to flatten it for shaping. When it is slightly dry, hang it on a hanger and find a ventilated and shaded place to dry. In addition, before drying the fine wool, you can roll a layer of towel or bath towel on the hanger to prevent deformation.

2． Tips for disassembling and washing woolen fabrics

When disassembling and washing woolen fabrics, you should pay attention to disassembling them gently and reconnecting the broken ends. Divide them into small handfuls and soak them in cold water. After half an hour, rub them gently with your hands to wash away the dust. If the dirt is dirty, put it into warm water containing washing powder and rub it gently. After washing, wash it once with warm water, squeeze out the water, use half a basin of cold water, add a spoonful of vinegar, put the wool in and wash it again. Adding vinegar will neutralize the alkaline washing powder remaining on the wool. Finally, rinse the wool 2-3 times with cold water, squeeze out the water, shake the wool out, fluff it straight and dry it in the sun.

3. Tips for removing and washing blended wool

What you are removing and washing is blended wool. In order to keep it straight and shiny, you can use simple methods to deal with it. The method is: add half a pot of water to the pressure cooker, pour it until it is almost boiling, remove the pressure reducing valve, and let the steam rush out; stretch the blended wool on a thin wooden stick, put it on the steam to fumigate and wash, the wool will soon become It will become straight and shiny.

4. Tips for collecting fur

The main component of fur is protein. When it exceeds a certain temperature and humidity, it will become moldy or insect-eaten, so it must be cleaned before storage. The method is: first put the fur in the warm sunshine (do not expose it to high temperatures), pat off the dust, and then spray it with alcohol; then use cold water to mix the flour into a thick slurry, and rub it along the fur surface: finally Rub your hands gently to make the stain stick to the flour grains. After rubbing, shake off the powder, hang it on a clothes hanger, and while drying, pat the inside of the clothes and the rough surface with a rattan pat to remove the powder.

5. Tips for controlling the temperature when ironing clothes

Fiber fabrics have poor heat resistance. When the wet temperature reaches 80℃, the fiber strength decreases, so it is only suitable for dry ironing. For medium-thick fabrics of polyester, nylon, acrylic and man-made fibers, the ironing temperature should be between 140 and 150°C; when ironing similar light-colored thin fabrics, the temperature should be around 130°C; polypropylene fabrics should not exceed 100°C; chlorine fiber fabrics should not exceed 100°C. The pressure should not exceed 70℃ and the iron should be kept moving.

6． Tips for maintaining the wind and raincoat

After the windbreaker is exposed to the rain, do not wipe it with your hands or a rag, nor expose it to the sun. It is best to lift the collar with both hands and shake off the water droplets. Leave it to dry in a cool place until it is 80-90% dry. Use an iron to flatten it and maintain its rainproof performance. After the raincoat is dirty, immerse it in warm water containing neutral detergent below 30°C for about 10 minutes. Lay the raincoat flat on a washboard and gently scrub it with a brush until it is clean. Then put it back into the water and wash it clean. After washing, put the raincoat on a hanger and dry it in a cool and ventilated place. Then set the iron to about 70°C and iron the entire garment. In washing, you must not use highly alkaline detergents and organic solvents such as gasoline and alcohol, and the temperature of the washing liquid must not be too high.

7. Tips for washing velvet clothes and trousers

When washing velvet clothes and trousers, the best way to avoid damage and hardening is: do not rub hard or wash with a washboard when washing, it is best to wash in large quantities Wash gently on the ground. Do not twist it after washing. Press water to remove the water. Then turn the fluffy side outward. After drying, rub it gently with both hands again. The clothes will no longer be hard. After red or purple velvet is smoked, the color often becomes gray, and sometimes black spots appear. This is a change caused by the dye encountering carbonic acid gas. In this case, just spray it with alkaline water to restore the original color.

8. Tips for snow-washing woolen clothing

Wool clothing is easy to collect dust and is not easy to wash. But snow can pick up dust. When it snows, sprinkle the clean snow on your clothes and then sweep it away with a broom. Repeat this several times to make the clothing clean.

9． Tips for maintaining your suit

When your suit is not being worn, it is best to hang it naturally on a hanger that is shoulder-width apart. After the clothes are dirty, suits made of pure wool should be dry-cleaned. Simple suits made of yarn-dyed mid-length fiber imitation wool or acrylic imitation wool should be washed with warm water in a basin, add an appropriate amount of soap powder and mix thoroughly, then wash Brush the clothes back and forth. After the stains are gone, rub them a little, rinse them with clean water, hang them in a cool place on a hanger, and iron them flat after drying.

When hiding in the wardrobe, some mothballs and chemical fiber fabrics should be placed on the all-wool suit, but no mothballs are necessary.

10. Tips for clothes drying and anti-wrinkle

After clothes are dehydrated in the washing machine, they should be dried immediately, because clothes left in the dehydrator for too long will easily fade or wrinkle. Secondly, after taking the clothes out of the dehydrator, shake them a few times to prevent them from wrinkling. In addition, stretching shirts, blouses, sheets and other clothing after drying will also help prevent wrinkles.

11. Tips for washing silk clothes

Generally speaking, do not wash dark silk clothes with soap or soap powder, otherwise soap stains will appear and the color will look old. When washing, soak it in hot water and rub it with your hands. Do not soak it in boiling water, rub it hard on a washboard, or brush it with a scrubber. Silk or rayon clothes should be washed with high-grade laundry soap and high-grade laundry detergent. In order to make silk clothes bright in color, shiny and soft in texture, add a few drops of vinegar to the water when passing through the water for the last time, soak the clothes for 5 minutes, take them out and dry them in the shade.

12． Remember what clothes should not be washed in the washing machine

Some clothes should not be washed in the washing machine.

⑴Wool clothing. Because many parts of woolen garments are sewn by hand, and the linings are often made of linen fabrics. Rotating and tumbling in the washing machine will reduce the fastness of the clothes and deform due to the different water absorption of the fabrics and linings.

⑵Silk clothing. Because the silk fabric is thin, it is easy to get fluffy or have pimples on the surface after being rubbed. Washing in a washing machine will not only deform and fade silk clothes, but also shorten the life of the clothes.

13. Tips for washing and hemming nylon fiber garments

Nylon fiber garments can be washed with a detergent solution. First, soak the fabric in clean water, then put it into the detergent solution and knead it gently. Try to use as little soap as possible, otherwise it will leave marks on the fabric. Nylon fiber is easy to melt and sinter when exposed to fire. According to this characteristic, before sewing nylon silk pieces, it is not necessary to use a three-thread machine to lock the edges. Just light a stick of mosquito coils and iron the edges of the cut pieces evenly once, and it will not be easy to sew. The edge is (offline). This method is simple and easy to do. However, you must be careful during operation and the sintering must be uniform to prevent sparks from falling on the fabric.

14. Tips for removing shine from velvet clothing

Velvet clothing will become shiny after being worn for a long time. For example, spray it with vinegar and water (half vinegar and half water) and rub it with your hands to remove the shine.

15. Tips for buying wool

Although there are many colorful sweaters on the market, many people still buy wool to knit sweaters in order to keep warm and save money. To make it easier for you to choose wool, we would like to introduce the numbers on the trademarks to you. It generally consists of 3 digits. The first number represents the raw material of the wool, where "1" represents domestic wool, "2" represents imported wool, and "3" represents wool and viscose blended yarn. The second and third numbers indicate the count of wool. If the trademark has a four-digit number starting with "4", it means that the yarn is a trial product. Please pay attention when purchasing and carefully check the performance of the yarn.

16. Tips for decontaminating the sole of an electric iron

After using an electric iron for a period of time, the shiny soleplate will turn black or yellow, and some may even form black spots. Here are a few tips to keep the soleplate clean. ,bright.

⑴ Turn on the iron and preheat it, then apply some paraffin wax, sprinkle a little scouring powder, and wipe it with a soft cloth to remove the stain.

⑵ Apply some turpentine on the soleplate of the hot electric iron and wipe it with a dry cloth to remove stains.

⑶ Use a soft cloth dipped in some strong soapy water and wipe it repeatedly on the stained area to remove dark spots.

17. Tips for washing woolen sweaters

The distinctive feature of wool fiber is its thermoplasticity. At a certain wet temperature, wool can easily change shape, but can remain unchanged after cooling. In addition, although wool has good resistance to acidic corrosion, it is very sensitive to the corrosive power of alkali. Therefore, the correct washing method: first soak the fabric in cool water, squeeze out the water, and rinse gently in warm water containing detergent. Then wash it with clean water, squeeze out the water in the fabric with a dry towel, restore the fabric to its original shape, and place it in a cool and ventilated place to dry.

18． Tips for removing wool odor

Newly purchased sheepskins often have an unpleasant odor. Some people expose the leather clothing to the sun or soak it in boiling water. This has little effect on removing the odor and can easily shorten its lifespan. Let me tell you a trick.

Spray the alcohol evenly on the fur and leather plate, sprinkle a small amount of yellow rice on the fur and gently beat it or use a soft brush to brush it 1-2 times. After the skin is dry, shake off the yellow sticky surface, then roll up the sheepskin clothing tightly and put some camphor on it to suffocate for a period of time (about two months). The smell on the sheepskin will evaporate with the alcohol and camphor.

19. Tips for removing shine from wool clothing

Wool clothing is wide, beautiful, and durable. However, since it is not suitable for wet cleaning, "shine" will appear after being worn for a long time. The shine is not easy to disappear after dry cleaning. Here is a wonderful way to eliminate the "bright light". Mix some vinegar and water with a concentration of 50%, apply it on the "bright" area, apply it again after drying, then cover it with a cloth and iron it with an iron, and the "bright" will be eliminated.

20. Tips for removing oil stains from ski shirts

Make a slurry of flour and water and apply it on the oil stains. After 10 hours, dip a brush in some water and brush off the powder. This way, the oil stains on your ski shirt will disappear. If there are oil stains on the collar of the ski shirt, you can first soak the rag, dip it in some washing powder, scrub the oil stain on the ski shirt, then gently brush it with a small brush, then use a clean rag to wipe off the white powder on the collar and dry it in the sun Just fine.

21. Tips for polishing leather hunting clothes

Use a brush to remove surface dust. If there is dirt, wipe it off with a cloth dipped in a little warm water. Then take a piece of chicken fat, wrap it into a ball with a cloth, and rub it on your clothes. Then wipe off the oil slick with a soft cloth and let it dry in a ventilated place for 1-2 hours. At this time, it can not only protect the leather, but also increase the luster of the clothes. Note that it must be dried in the shade.

22． Tips for removing dust from flannel cloth

The surface of flannel cloth has fine and soft fibers, which are easily stained with dust. If you use a brush, the suede surface will be easily damaged. Here is a simple and effective dust removal trick. Find a flannel cloth as a rag (a dry cloth is required). Wiping the flannel cloth with the flannel cloth can make the dust fall without damaging the suede surface

23. Tips for washing and maintaining suits

There are two methods for washing suits: dry cleaning and wet cleaning. Dry cleaning is suitable for cleaning local dirt. Before washing, check which parts are contaminated. Then, spray it with water and spray it thoroughly, put a small amount of high-grade soap or washing powder, brush it clean with a brush, and then rinse the detergent (soap, washing powder, etc.) with clean water. Otherwise, white patches will appear on these areas after drying. After washing, dry it to 80% to 90%. Place the suit on a flat felt surface, then use a semi-dry and wet white cloth to lay it on the surface of the suit to be ironed, and then use an iron to iron the suit and dry it. For wet cleaning, wash the suit thoroughly with water. The method is the same as dry cleaning. The detergent can be washed with "silk wool detergent". Never use a washing machine to wash your suit. Do not use a towel as a pad when ironing your suit. It is best to use a colorfast white cloth. Whenever you are not wearing a suit, you should take out the contents of your pocket in time and use a brush to sweep away the dust on the surface of the suit. If conditions permit, hang it on a suit hanger and cover it with a clean plastic bag. This prevents the suit from deforming and dust stains. If you cannot hang the suit, you can fold the suit in the same way as you normally fold a shirt and put it in a plastic bag, or you can also wrap the suit with mothballs and store it together. Do not press hard, or fold it into a ball, compact it, or wrinkle it.

24. Tips for washing pure wool blankets

When washing pure wool blankets, first soak the blanket in cold water for about 1 hour, then wash it twice with clean water, squeeze out the water, and soak it in a neutral washing powder solution , keep the water temperature at about 40°C. After soaking for 20 minutes, scrub gently with a soft-bristled brush. After washing, wring out the sewage. First rub it twice with warm water of about 30°C, then shake it twice with water, and finally put it in Soak in vinegar with a concentration of 3% for 3-5 minutes, squeeze out the water and place it in a ventilated and cool place to dry. This washing method does not damage the blanket and maintains its original color.

25． Tips for washing cashmere

Do not use heavy alkaline soap to wash cashmere, do not use high temperature water to wash, and do not use gravity to rub. The washing method is the same as washing other woolen sweaters. Soak it in cold water, then put the fabric in the prepared neutral soap solution, squeeze it gently with your hands, lift it up after a few minutes, squeeze out the water, and rinse it with clean water. , put it on a hanger to drip water, and then put it in a ventilated place to dry.

26． Tips for removing oil stains from fur

Put the fur clothes in a ventilated place to dry. After the hair is dry, sprinkle an appropriate amount of edible cornstarch (do not use flour) on the oil stains, and then use a brush to smooth the hair. Scrub until the oil stains are gone. Then beat the fur surface with a rattan to make the plush clean and fluffy.

If oil stains get to the base of the plush, sprinkle more cornstarch and gently knead the plush with your fingers, but use even force to avoid shedding or damaging the plush.

27． Tips for renewing your rainproof raincoat

Although the raincoat has been chemically waterproofed and has good waterproof performance, the rainproof effect will gradually fade after several washes, making it easier to wear when it rains. Will seep water. At this time, just go to the store to buy a bottle of rainproof slurry or 5-10 tablets of aluminum acetate dissolved in 40-50°C water, then immerse all the washed raincoats, and keep turning them to make all parts of the clothes absorb the rainproof slurry. Hang it on a hanger in a cool and ventilated place until it is 80-90% dry, then iron it with an iron (about 70 ℃).

28. Tips for keeping the zipper slippery

After the zipper is damp, rusty or oxidized, it cannot be pulled smoothly, or it cannot be pulled even with all your strength. For example, use a candle to rub the two rows of teeth back and forth a few times, and then put them away. Bake it over a fire and it will become very slippery when pulled.

29. Tips to remedy the yellowing of cotton fabrics

If cotton fabrics are burned by fire, they will turn yellow and affect their appearance. If you can sprinkle some fine salt immediately after burning, then rub it gently with your hands, and then put it away. Let it dry in the sun for a while, then wash it off with clean water, and the scorched marks will be reduced or even completely disappeared.

30. Tips to remedy yellowing of clothes

Overheating the iron will cause the clothes to turn yellow. You can use a toothbrush dipped in cold water to scrub gently, and then expose it to the sun to reduce the yellowing. For woolen or fabric clothes with serious yellow stains, wash them with a toothbrush and then fumigate them with the hot air when boiling water in the boiler. The color will become lighter or none at all.

31. Tips to remedy burnt clothes

If you accidentally iron your clothes to burn. You can cover the non-sticky parts of the clothes with paper or other things, wet the sticky parts with cold water, and expose them to the sun. After the water dries, sprinkle some more water until it becomes almost the same color as the other parts.

32. Tips to remedy yellowing of white fur

If white fur turns yellow, you can use hydrogen peroxide solution and water. The ratio is: two cups of water and one teaspoon of the solution. Use a brush to dip the mixture into the fur. , and then brush it with clean water to turn it white.

33． Tips for maintaining silk

Silk clothing should be changed and washed frequently, and dirty clothes should not be left alone. When washing dark-colored clothes, use low-temperature and light detergent solution and rinse with clean water. Light-colored clothes can be washed with soap flakes. The temperature of washing powder or high-quality soap should be controlled at around 40°C. Do not use jigsaw puzzles or hard boards to rub. Instead, rub gently with both hands. Rinse and dry in a cool and ventilated place. When ironing, first spray some evenly fine water, and after 20 minutes, iron directly with an iron with a temperature of about 120°C; do not wear silk clothes directly next to your body to avoid excessive sweat eroding the clothes and causing discoloration, deterioration, and damage.

34. Tips for removing yellowing from clothes

After wearing clothes for a long time, there are often some sweat stains on the collar, which are difficult to wash off during washing. Especially white tops will turn yellow once stained by sweat stains, which does not look good. Unhygienic and unsightly. Teach you some tips. Before washing, sprinkle refined salt on the collar, rub it gently with your hands, and then rinse it with clean water. The sweat stains will be washed away.

35. Tips for removing coffee and tea stains on clothing

1. Tea is sprinkled on towels, suits, and clothes. Take white vinegar and wash them with boiling water until they are clean.

2. Sprinkle coffee or tea on the clothes, take them off immediately and wash them with hot water, then they can be washed clean.

3. If the stain has dried, you can try the following method: apply a mixed solution of glycerin and egg yolk to the stained area, wait for it to dry slightly, and then wash it with clean water.

4. First apply glycerin to the stained area, then sprinkle some boric acid powder, and then immerse it in boiling water for washing.

5. Apply dilute ammonia, borax and warm water to remove stains. If it is a wool blended product, there is no need to drop ammonia, just wash it with 10% glycerin solution.

36． Fengyoujing removes self-adhesive

It is difficult to remove self-adhesive marks. Let me teach you a little trick, just dip some wind oil essence and rub it, and it can be removed cleanly.

37. How to remove pine oil skillfully

You go hiking or take a walk in the park. When it gets hot, you hang your clothes on a pine tree. You accidentally get a lot of pine oil on it. You may not be able to wash it off even if you try many methods. Let me teach you Tip, wipe it with gauze dipped in milk, and then wipe it with gauze dipped in alcohol to eliminate it.

38. How to Get Rid of Purple Potion on Clothes

Sometimes when children rub violet potion, it will get on their clothes and quilts. It is really difficult to wash off the contaminated clothes and quilts. Here are some tips: first apply a little toothpaste on the purple stained area, wait for a while, and then spray some kitchen cleaning fluid on it, such as Mr. Powerful, etc. Just spray it and the purple stain will be removed from the middle. It started to get lighter and eventually cleared completely.

39． Use cool oil to remove paint stains

If your clothes are accidentally stained with paint or spray paint stains, you can use cool oil to remove them. For clothes that have just been stained with paint, apply a small amount of cooling oil on both the front and back. After a few minutes, rub a cotton ball along the warp and weft lines of the fabric a few times to remove the paint stain. You can also use the above method to remove old paint stains on clothes. Because after applying cooling oil, the patent leather will wrinkle on its own. You can peel it off and wash the clothes again.

40. Tips for getting rid of musty smell

Moldy smell will occur when clothes are stored for a long time in summer. Therefore, we should often dry clothes in the summer to prevent mildew smell. The musty smell in clothes is also a precursor to insect infestation and deterioration, so it is very important to prevent the occurrence of musty smell. The method to prevent and eliminate musty smell is very simple. If you place a piece of soap in the kitchen cabinet, wardrobe, table drawer, you can prevent the musty smell from occurring. Even if there is a musty smell, it will gradually disappear.

41． Tips for removing mildew stains

⑴ During the rainy season, washed clothes are not easy to dry and often have an unpleasant musty smell. If the clothes are washed again in water with a small amount of vinegar and milk, the musty smell can be removed. If there are yellow spots on the clothes or bedsheets you collect, you can apply some milk on them, dry them in the sun for a few hours, and then wash them in the usual way. ⑵ If there are mildew stains on the woolen fabric, hang it in a cool and ventilated place to dry, then use cotton dipped in a small amount of gasoline to wipe the mildew stain repeatedly.

42． The wonderful use of vinegar

The paint on the glass can be soaked in vinegar and then wiped off. When grinding ink, drop some vinegar to make the ink black and shiny, and not easy to fade. If iron or aluminum is rusty, it can be wiped clean with vinegar. If there is shine in the area where woolen clothes often rub, apply 50% vinegar and water, apply it again after it dries, and then cover it with a damp cloth and iron it to remove it. When washing silk fabrics such as satin, put a small amount of vinegar in the water to keep the original luster of the silk fabrics.

43. Tips for removing red ink stains

1. Wash with detergent first, then scrub with 10% alcohol, and finally rinse with water.

2. It can be removed with 0.25% potassium permanganate solution.

3. Apply mustard on the ink stain. After a few hours, the stain can be removed.

44． Tips for removing bubble gum stains

It is difficult to remove bubble gum stains on the floor or clothes. Please scrub them with gasoline or alcohol to remove them. At the same time, we also hope that when you eat bubble gum, you should dispose of it properly, don't throw it around, and develop good civilized and hygienic habits.

45． Tips for removing chewing gum stains

Clothes stained with chewing gum are generally difficult to wash. You should first freeze the clothes in the refrigerator for 1-2 hours. When the candied sugar becomes crispy, gently scrape it off with a knife and you can peel it off cleanly.

46. Tips for removing soy sauce stains

Add a small amount of ammonia and borax to the warm detergent solution and scrub the stains away.

47. Tips for removing animal and vegetable oil stains

If you accidentally spill animal or vegetable oil on your clothes when eating or cooking,

1. Squeeze some immediately Toothpaste, rub it gently a few times, then scrub it with water to clean it.

2. Apply a "degreasing stick" or "degreasing agent" (available on the market) to the stained area, wait for a while, and then scrub with clean water to remove it.

3. First use detergent to drip on animal and vegetable oil stains, and then scrub with clean water and it will be clean.

48. Tips for removing oil and soup stains from clothes

Children will always spill soup on their clothes when eating. Don’t blame your baby. You can use a handkerchief dipped in some soda water to wipe the soup stains, then wash it with clean water, or you can use some detergent or degreaser.

49. Tips for removing ice cream stains

Children often stain their clothes when eating ice cream. You can use gasoline to clean it, or use stain remover sold in stores to remove it.

50. Tips for removing oil stains from suede fur coats and ski shirts

If your suede fur coat is stained with oil stains, you can sprinkle some raw flour on the oil stains, and then use a brown brush to scrub along the hair until the oil spots are stained. Remove. Then, pat the fur surface with a rattan or the like to remove all remaining powder to make the plush fluffy and clean. If your ski shirt is stained with oil stains, mix a little flour with cold water into a paste and apply it to the oil stains. After a few hours, use a brush dipped in water to brush off the powder, and the oil stains on your clothes can be removed.

51． Tips for removing tomato juice stains

After scraping off the dry stains, soak in warm water and wash with detergent solution until clean.

52. Tips for cleverly removing iodine solution

1. Sometimes iodine solution accidentally stains clothes or books. At this time, as long as you take a vitamin C tablet, soak it in water, and then drop it on the stain, you can remove the iodine.

2. The iodine solution on the clothes can be completely removed by soaking it with starch and rubbing it, then gently scrubbing it with soap.

53. Tips to remove yellow color from silk clothes

To restore the white color of white silk clothes, soak them in clean rice water for 2-3 days (replace new rice water every day), take them out, and then wash them with tap water. To remove the yellow color, it is even more ideal if you wash with lemon juice.

54. Tips for removing paint stains

If your clothes are stained with paint and it is not dry, you can first rub it repeatedly with kerosene, then rub some dilute acetic acid, and then wash it with water to remove it. If the paint has dried, add 2.5 kilograms of water, 100 grams of alkaline noodles and a little lime to the pot, put the clothes in and cook for 20 minutes. After taking them out, wash them with soap and the paint will fall off.

55． Tips for removing egg stains

If your clothes are contaminated with egg liquid, wait for the stain to dry, then wipe it with a mixture of egg yolk and glycerin, and then wash the clothes in water. .

56． Tips for removing crab roe stains

If there are crab roe stains on your clothes, wash them gently in clean water. If they cannot be washed off, you can rub them with the gills of boiled crabs, then put them in cold water and wash them with soap. wash.

57． Tips for removing curry oil stains

If there are curry oil stains on your clothes, you can wash them with 5% sodium hypochlorite and then rinse them with clean water.

58． Tips for removing glue stains on corduroy clothes

If there are glue stains on your corduroy clothes, soak them in water and then wipe them gently. Do not rub them dry to prevent the lint from being removed.

59. Tips for removing ballpoint pen oil stains

Soak the ballpoint pen oil stains on clothes with cold water, gently wipe them off with phenylacetone or carbon tetrachloride, and then wash them with detergent and clean water. Do not use gasoline to clean. Another way is to apply some toothpaste and a small amount of soap and rub it gently. If there are any residues, wipe it with alcohol.

60. Tips for removing candle grease stains

Use a razor blade to scrape off the wax, then place 2 sheets of absorbent paper on the grease stains, and iron them repeatedly with an iron.

61. To remove blue ink stains

Newly contaminated clothing can be soaked in cold water and then washed with soap. Old stains should be soaked in 2% oxalic acid solution for a few minutes and then washed away with detergent. .

62. Remove ink stains

First wash with clean water, then rub with detergent and rice grains, and then use gauze or absorbent cotton to absorb it bit by bit. The residue can be washed with ammonia, scrubbed with toothpaste, milk, etc., and then rinsed with clean water.

63． Tips for removing carbon paper and crayon stains

When there are carbon paper and crayon stains on your clothes, first wash them in a warm detergent solution, then wash them with gasoline or kerosene, and then wipe them with alcohol remove.

64. Tips for removing printing oil stains

Use a mixture of soap and gasoline (not containing water) to soak or apply it on the stains, scrub gently to dissolve and fall off, then wash with soapy water and rinse with clean water. net. If washed with soap, the grease has been removed but the color is still there, and it should be faded. Use bleaching powder or insurance powder to remove color stains.

65. Tips for removing blood and milk stains

Crush carrots, mix with salt, apply on clothes stained with blood and milk stains, rub, and rinse with water. If there are blood or milk stains on the clothes, you can scrub them with ginger and then wash them with cold water without leaving any traces.

66. Tips for removing yellow mud stains

If you have yellow mud stains on your clothes, you can first rub them with ginger juice and then wash them with water. The yellow spots will disappear immediately.

67. Tips for removing urine stains

Urine stains contaminated by your baby can be washed away with water. If there are traces, you can use warm washing powder (or soap) solution or light ammonia or borax solution to scrub, and then rinse with clean water. .

68． Tips on the wonderful uses of ammonia

Do you know the wonderful uses of ammonia? Please see:

1. If there are mildew spots on books, you can use cotton dipped in ammonia and wipe it gently. The mildew spots can be removed and the books will be restored to cleanliness.

2. When leather clothes become hard, dissolve a few drops of ammonia into hot water to soften the hard clothes.

3. People who smoke often have smoke stains on their fingers. You can put a few drops of concentrated ammonia in a cup of warm water, insert your fingers and soak them for a while, and the smoke stains will disappear.

4. Use a 1:1 mixture of ammonia, water and turpentine to remove paint stains, whether they are old stains or new stains.

5. Mix 3 spoons of ammonia into a bucket of hot water to make a good door and window cleaning fluid. The same solution can also be used to remove dirt from carpets.

6. The above hot water mixed with ammonia solution can be used to clean gold and silver vessels, and the effect is very good.

7. Add 1 tablespoon of ammonia and a little soda to a bucket of water, soak the flannel in the bucket, and rub it slightly to remove stains and it will not shrink after drying.

8. To wash grease stains on clothes, you can first soak the stain with a low-concentration ammonia solution, then put a piece of white paper (blotting paper) on it and iron it. If it is a stain caused by sewing machine oil, you can Wash with ammonia first, then wash with soapy water.

69． Tips for removing tung oil stains

If tung oil is stained on your clothes, you can scrub it with gasoline, kerosene or detergent, or scrub it with tofu residue, and then rinse it with water.

70. Tips for removing tar stains

Can be scrubbed with gasoline and kerosene. If there is no gasoline or kerosene, you can also apply peanut oil or engine oil to the stained area. After the asphalt dissolves, it will be easy to wipe off.

71. Tips for removing cigarette oil stains

If there are cigarette oil stains on your clothes, you should immediately wash them with gasoline. If there are still stains after washing, you can wipe them with 2% oxalic acid solution and then wash them with clean water. . If there are drops of smoke oil on your clothes, quickly take a handful of ashes and sprinkle them evenly. After the ashes dry for a while, clean off the ashes and the smoke oil will fall off. If the smoke oil on the clothes has dried for a long time, you can soak the oil stains first, then take an appropriate amount of stove ash and sprinkle it on it. The oil stain will be removed after it dries.

72. Tips for removing asphalt stains

If you want to remove asphalt stains from your clothes, first use a knife to gently scrape off the asphalt stains on your clothes, then soak them in carbon tetrachloride water for a while, and then put them away. Rub it into hot water and wash it. You can also rub it with turpentine several times, and then immerse it in hot soapy water and wash it.

73. Tips for removing potassium permanganate stains

First wash with citric acid or 2% oxalic acid solution, and then rinse with clean water.

74. Tips for removing ointment stains

First scrub with gasoline or kerosene, or rub with alcohol or soju. After the stains are removed, soak them with detergent, and then rinse with clean water.

75. Tips for removing iodine stains

First treat with sodium sulfite solution (warm), and then rinse repeatedly with clean water. You can also use alcohol to clean it.

76. Tips for removing red potion water stains

First soak the laundry detergent in warm water, wash the clothes in the laundry detergent solution, then treat them with oxalic acid and potassium permanganate respectively, and finally decolorize with oxalic acid and rinse with water Just a few clicks.

77． Tips for removing grass stains

Soak in salt water (1 liter of water plus 100 grams of salt) to remove them.

78． Tips for removing grape juice stains

If you accidentally drop grape juice on cotton or polyester clothes while eating grapes, please do not wash them with soap, because soap is alkaline and will not fade the color. The color of the juice stain will be aggravated. You should immediately use white vinegar or a little rice vinegar, soak it in the stain for a few minutes, and then wash it off with clean water to avoid leaving any traces.