Stains on your clothes are giving you a hard time?
Tired of them still being there despite several machine washes?
Fortunately, white vinegar is there to help you make them disappear completely, and all of this naturally.
You will be able to easily remove stains from coffee, sodas, jam, but also grass stains, rust and even perspiration.
Nothing will resist you anymore! Discover 5 white vinegar tips to be 100% effective against stains:
The first thing to do so that the most common stains do not permanently encrust your clothes is to act on them as quickly as possible!
If you act within 24 hours, you have a good chance of removing the stain in question.
Then, to easily get rid of the most common stains such as coffee, tea, fruit juices, sodas, beer, jam, tomato sauce...
...but also barbecue stains, Bolognese sauce, vomit, blood, bird droppings and other birds, so do this.
First, wet the area with club soda then rub the stain with white vinegar.
Apply after a little dishwashing liquid or soap with a little warm water.
Finally, put your garment in the washing machine by adding 2 glasses of white vinegar to the wash cycle.
If the above process still leaves some stubborn marks, soak your garment in a basin with a solution of 3 parts white vinegar to 1 part cold water.
Let stand overnight and put your garment the next day in the machine.
Do your toddlers love football and are happy to let you know by bringing back clothes full of green stains?
Let's see how to fix the situation easily with a simple and effective grandmother's recipe!
Prepare a mixture with 1/3 white vinegar and 2/3 water.
Soak the stain with the mixture and rub for a few moments.
Finally, rinse your garment and wash as usual.
There you go, no more scolding the children after a sports session in the garden!
You now have the trick against grass stains in your hands. Check out the trick here.
To all budding mechanics looking to get rid of rust stains, this trick is for you.
If you notice that traces of rust stain your clothes, first soak the area with white vinegar.
Then add fine salt and rub the stain.
Leave to dry in the sun then put your garment in the washing machine, adding 50 cl of white vinegar to the wash cycle.
So okay, people living in the south have a clear advantage!
But now you know how to easily remove rust stains. Check out the trick here.
This trick is as much for fans of Bee Gees style shirts as it is for businessmen.
If you can't remove stains from collars or cuffs, try this grandmother's trick and let us know!
Before putting your shirts or blouses in the washing machine, rub the stains with a paste made of 2 parts white vinegar and 3 parts baking soda.
Leave to operate for 30 minutes and put everything in the washing machine on a normal wash cycle. You will see amazing results!
Your shirt collars and cuffs are like new and there is no trace left! Check out the trick here.
Here is "THE" grandma's trick that everyone wants to have to permanently eradicate sweat stains from clothes.
It's true that those nasty stains are somewhat inelegant...
So to get rid of it, do this.
The soft formula simply consists of pouring white vinegar over the halos, then rubbing for a few moments and then putting the garment in the washing machine.
If, despite this, the stains remain encrusted, take the hard way.
Use a paste with 2 spoons of white vinegar and 3 spoons of baking soda.
Rub the yellowed areas with it and leave to act for 30 minutes. Then put your clothes in the washing machine.
And there you have it, no more shirts with lingering halos! You can raise your arms again without fear. Check out the trick here.
You have decided to have a small candlelit dinner with your fiancé(e); everything was fine until you dripped candle wax all over the tablecloth.
Don't panic, we tell you how to clean all this thanks to a grandmother's recipe.
Take a hair dryer and blow it over the wax to soften it. Once softened, pat the wax with a paper towel.
Then dip a cloth in a container of 50% water and 50% vinegar. Rub the stain with this cloth.
Finish the operation by wiping with a soft absorbent cloth.
Have you tried these grandmother's recipes to remove stains from your clothes? Let us know in the comments if it worked for you. We can't wait to read you!
