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Alcoholic

baverages:

Wipe

the fabric

first

with

water,

then

water-glycerine

solution

and

rinse

with

vinegar-water

solution.

Shoe

polish:

Without

harming

the

fabric,

remove

the

stain

carefully

and

grind

it

with

detergent.

If

this

doesn't

help,

prepare

a

water

to

alcohol

solution

(2

to

1)

and

rub

the

fabric,

then

wash

it

with

warm

water.

Tea

and

coffee:

Pour

hot

water

on

to

the

stain

and

the fabric

is

white,

pour

some

bleach

and

rinse

it

with

water.

Bubblegum:

Harden

the

gum

stain

by

putting

an

ice

on

it.

Then

scrape

off

the

stain

carefully.

Chocolate

and

cocoa:

Place

the

fabric

into

cold

water

for

a

period

of

time.

Rub

it

with

soap

or

detergent

and

wash

it

with

the

warmest

water

that

the

fabric

can

withold.

If

any

grease

stain

leftover

wipe

it

with

oxygen

water.

Tomato

paste:

Scrape

the

hardened

paste

and

leave

the

fabric

for

40

minutes

into

cold

water.

Rub

it

with

detergent

and

wash.

Egg

stain:

If

the

stain

is

hardened

scrape

the

stain

and

wipe

it

with

wet

sponge

or a

soft

cloth.

Rub

it

with

detergent

and

wash

with

cold

water.

Grease

stain:

Scrape

the

stain

and

rub

it

with

detergent.

Then

wash

the

fabric

with

warm

water.

Mustard:

Use

glycerin

and

rub

the

fabric

with

detergent.

If

unsuccesful,

wipe

the

stain

with

alcohol.

(Colored

and

synthetic

fabrics

need

2

cups

water

and

1

cup

alcohol

solution.)

The

following

stain

removing

tips

are

approximate

and

can

only

be

used

at

the

washable

fabrics.

Please

consult

the

washing

information

of

the

fabric

manufacturer.

Blood

stain:

Leave

the

fabric

for30

minutes

in

the

cold

water.

Use

ammonia

solution

to

remove

the

stain.

(4

liters

water-

3

spoonful

of

ammonia.)

Ice-cream,

milk

and

cream:

Place

the

fabric

into

cold

water

for

a

period

of

time.

Rub

it

with

soap

or

detergent

and

wash

it

with

the

warmest

water

that

the

fabric

can

withold.

If

any

grease

stain

leftover

wipe

it

with

oxygen

water.

Mildew:

Do

not

let

mildew

stains

stay

for

long

periods

of

time.

Place

the

fabric

into

cold

water

for

a

period

of

time.

Rub

it

with

soap

or

detergent

and

wash

it

with

the

warmest

water

that

the

fabric

can

withold.

If

any

grease

stain

leftover

wipe

it

with

oxygen

water.

Fruit:

Pour

cold

water

on

to

the

stain

and

do

not

use

warm

water

to

rinse.

Let

it

sit

for

2

hours

and

wipe

it

with

white

vinegar

and

rinse.

Ink:

Let

the

cold

water

run

on

the

stain

and

wait

until

the

stain

is

gone.

Later

rub

it

with

lemon

juice

and

detergent,

let

the

stain

stay

for

five

minutes

and

rinse

the

fabric.

Grass

stain:

Rub

the

stain

with

detergent.

If

the

fabric

lets,

use

bleachinng

element.

Wools

should

be

wiped

with

alcohol.

Paint:

Use

thinner

to

remove

the

stain.

Put

a

cotton

cloth

on

the

wool

fabrics.

Rub

the

stain

with

detergent

and

rinse

with cold

water.

Burnt

stains:

Use

bleach

if

permissable.

For

wool

fabrics

place

a

oxygen

water

inserted

cotton

cloth

on

the

stain

and

iron.

Rinse

completely

and

wash

the

fabric.

Ratios

are

approximated.