In the laundry basket in my bathroom, there is mostly food stains!
Not in yours?
Between food and drink stains, virtually every piece of clothing has to go through a miracle product.
So I made a very precise list of them, in order to save time.
Milk, baking soda, lemon, white vinegar, talc, soil from Sommières...
All of these natural products are effective in removing stains effortlessly.
In addition, you certainly already have these miracle ingredients at home... And good news....
Not only are they effective, but they are also very economical!
Come on, I'm nice, I'm giving you this "homemade" list of products without mercy with stains. It's a gift and it's only for you :
Contents
The lemon , I use it almost every day. On its own, it overcomes several common stains, including those of chocolate. Just pour lemon juice directly on the stain.
But, associated with white vinegar or egg yolk, it also cleans the coffee. Also dip your grease stained clothes in a basin of water and lemon. Finally, lemon also removes red wine stains.
White vinegar is undoubtedly THE best solution for removing red fruit stains. Simply rub the stain with a soaked cloth of white vinegar.
It can also, like lemon, cold water or even alcohol, get rid of stubborn chocolate stains.
Oil and butter won't resist my miracle solution called talc for very long. The talc literally absorbs these ingredients like a blotter.
The land of Sommières acts almost like talc. It is a natural stain remover clay. It is unstoppable for absorbing stains from wine or sugary drinks.
But it is also a great help against greasy stains.
I often make eggs at home. Kids love it. But their clothes too. And removing egg yolk stains, you agree, is difficult. This is where I loved my baking soda. You will detach your garment by following this trick.
When I see a wine stain on a piece of clothing, my first instinct is to soak it in boiled milk . It's a simple and effective trick that you don't necessarily think about.
But in the non-boiled version, it will be perfect on fruit and fruit juice stains.