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Removing stains depends on the type of stain. I encourage you to search for instructions on removing the specific type of stain, but the following instructions should do for an unknown stain. Start by blotting up or scrapping off as much of the stain as possible. Then rinse the stain in cool water and pretreat it. Wash the shirt on a cool water cycle.
I am not sure but you might try soaking the affected area with nail polish remover but it might stain the shirt the color of the paint. If that happens you could possibly then try removing the stain with bleach.
An organic stain is considered a biological stain using organic dye. Organic dyes used are often modified from the textile industry.
yes it can because it has a substance which is sour that can remove the stain of the shirt.
To remove oil stains you should pretreat the stain with a pretreatment spray or by rubbing it with liquid laundry detergent. Sometimes the heat of the dryer can set a stain. This means that if the stain was not removed after you washed it, and the shirt has dried, it may be stuck there.
Removing stains depends on the type of stain. I encourage you to search for instructions on removing the specific type of stain, but the following instructions should do for an unknown stain. Start by blotting up or scrapping off as much of the stain as possible. Then rinse the stain in cool water and pretreat it. Wash the shirt on a cool water cycle.
I am not sure but you might try soaking the affected area with nail polish remover but it might stain the shirt the color of the paint. If that happens you could possibly then try removing the stain with bleach.
A stain on a shirt or tie..........
An organic stain is considered a biological stain using organic dye. Organic dyes used are often modified from the textile industry.
Removing stains depends more on the type of stain than on the fabric. I encourage you to ask about how to remove your specific stain, but the following instructions work for an unknown stain. Rinse the stain thoroughly in cool water and use a pretreatment. Wash the shirt on a cold cycle.
yes or they will go around all day with a stain on the shirt! ;)
Bitumen or tar is an organic substance that repels water. The stain should therefore first be softened in an organic solvent (petrol or gasoline will do this but this should be done out of doors and away from any flame source) and as much of the bitumen as possible removed. Once this is done a hand cleaning substance (such as 'swarfiga') can be applied and worked in to the stain then the area rinsed in warm water. After this a good wash in a washing machine with normal household detergent should bring the stain out. Alternatively you could take the shirt to a reputable dry cleaners and ask them to remove the stain.
its a protein stain
use tide stain stick
Organic stain removers contain non-toxic ingredients. Baking Soda and Borax are two very common items that are found in organic stain removers.
vanish stain remover, trust pink 4get stains
yes it can because it has a substance which is sour that can remove the stain of the shirt.