How to remove the most common spots on clothing?

It happens to everyone, you have the new favorite shirt and it stains on the very first day. For the shirt to remain your favorite shirt, the stain must now be cleaned again as quickly as possible. So Wholesale Laundry has the solution for you to get the most common stains out of your clothes.

Coffee:

You should first dab off fresh coffee stains with a dishcloth to remove as much liquid as possible from the clothing and to keep the stain as small as possible from the beginning. If it has already dried up you have to moisten the stain again. The best thing to do is dab the affected area with a damp cloth and a little soap and let it soak in for a few minutes. Then you can wash the garment as usual.

Grass:

Grass stains are most common in jeans when working in the garden or running after children. To get rid of these spots, it's best to take some vinegar essence and dab them on the spot. 

After a short exposure time, the pants should be washed at the highest possible temperature according to the care instructions. To make sure that the stain is removed without leaving any residue, you can add some bleach to the laundry. It should be noted, however, that the pants may then come one or more shades lighter from the washing machine.

Candle wax:

Wax must first become cold on all textiles. For fresh spots, the garment can also be placed in the freezer for speeding up. Then you can scrape off the hard wax, usually leaving behind a grease stain.

You can remove it by placing a blotter, kitchen roll or napkin on the affected area and then using an iron without steam. The blotter absorbs the liquid wax. For the best results, you should move the paper more often to not spread the absorbed wax on the fabric again.

White wine & champagne:

The pretty light spots of white wine and champagne are best removed by putting the garment in cold water for half an hour. Then you can treat them with some gall soap and then wash as usual.

Red wine:

Red wine stains are particularly stubborn, but you also get these with home remedies from your clothes. Drizzle some lemon on the still wet or already dried stain to soak it and then add plenty of salt to the spot. So you can draw as much color from the fabric as possible. 

If this method does not remove the stain, usually only Wholesale Laundry service will help. However, the sooner the red wine stain is treated, the higher the likelihood that the stain will be removed by this method.