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What would you do if during a function a guest spilt red wine on a white linen tablecloth?
tell them to leave
What gets wine stains out?
White wine will usually remove a red wine stain.
Which product works best when it comes to, removing wine stains?
Removing wine stains depends on if the wine is dry of wet and where the stain is located. http://www.ehow.com/how_2524_remove-red-wine.html
What are the easiest stains to remove?
the ones that you create are the easeyst. the red wine stains are especially easy to get out. ... so are grass stains.
What stains can club soda remove?
Club soda is effective at removing stains such as coffee, tea, wine, and juice. Its carbonation helps lift the stain to the surface, making it easier to blot away. It can also help with grease and food stains on fabrics.
What is wine naps?
It is a towelette, like a wetnap that removes red wine stains from lips and teeth.
What are three types of stains?
Protein stains: Such as blood, sweat, or food stains. Grease/oil stains: Often from cooking or mechanical work. Dye stains: From substances like ink, wine, or coffee.
How easily will this remove red wine stains?
It should easily remove red win stains. As with all stains you will want to remove it as soon as possible.
Does vinegar and water stain clothes?
Neither white vinegar nor water stains clothes. Red wine vinegar may though, as it is made red wine which stains.
What stains does Tide take out?
Tide is designed to remove a variety of stains, including dirt, grass, coffee, wine, and oil-based stains. It is effective on both fresh and set-in stains on a wide range of fabrics.
What are port-wine stains?
vascular malformation.Port-wine stains. These flat, pink marks progress to raised, dark red-to-purple grape-like lumps distorting the facial features, arms, or legs.
How do you remove a combination wine-mildew stain from a white cotton tablecloth?
The problem with this is that you are dealing with two different problems that usually require two different treatments, as I'm sure you know. What you have to do is deal with one problem at a time. I would first treat the wine stain, although you didn't say how old the wine stain is. If the stain is fairly new, then try club soda and salt. Pour club soda on the wine, then sprinkle it with salt, and let set for a few hours. After that, wash in cool water with detergent, then rinse but don't let it dry yet (before making sure the stain is out). Or, you can try soaking the tablecloth in borax and cool water for several hours, before washing (dissolve borax in warm water first). If the wine stain comes out, then move on to the mildew. Since the fabric is white, you can use chlorine bleach, which will get the mildew out. Soak it in warm/hot water with bleach and detergent for an hour or two, then wash and rinse.
