How to remove coffee stains from clothes?

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You may have the experience of accidentally spilling coffee on your clothes, and people who drink it every day may be more likely to spill coffee stains on their clothes. there are many ways to remove coffee stains, and this article provides two of the most common clothing materials, synthetic fibers and cotton coffee stains.

Remove coffee stains from synthetic fibers

Synthetic fiber clothes are quite durable, especially compared with silk, sweaters and leather clothes. It is easy to remove coffee stains from any synthetic fiber, as follows:

1. Wipe the coffee off the material with a clean cloth

2. 1 liter of warm water + 1 tap 2 teaspoons dishwashing essence (do not use detergent) + 1 tablespoon white vinegar soak for 15 minutes

3. Rinse the dirty places with warm water

4. Wipe the remaining stains with sponge and alcohol

5. Do the normal laundry procedure again.

If the coffee stain is not successfully removed the first time, you can do more than one more step, and most coffee stains can be removed successfully, unless the clothes are old stains.

If you can throw synthetic clothes into the dryer, it's best not to dry them until the stains are completely removed.

Remove coffee stains from cotton clothing

Cotton clothing is also a more durable material, and it is easier to remove stains. Here are three ways to remove coffee stains from cotton or flax:

Method 1:

Wipe the coffee off the material with a clean cloth

Treatment of dirty places with marketed stain remover

Carry out the normal laundry procedure

If there is no market stain remover, you can try the next method, which is very similar to the synthetic fiber de-stain method listed above, but with some slight differences:

Method 2:

Wipe the coffee off the material with a clean cloth

1 liter lukewarm water + 1 stroke 2 teaspoons dishwashing essence (do not use detergent) + 1 tablespoon white vinegar soak for 15 minutes

Rinse dirty places with warm water

Wipe the remaining stains with sponges and alcohol

Rinse again with warm water

Dry the clothes that need to be stained

Carry out the normal laundry procedure

Sometimes the second method can't remove coffee stains all at once. If you can't remove coffee stains and don't want to buy a stain remover, try the third method:

Method 3:

Tie the dirt of clothes to the bowl with a rubber band

Pour nearly boiling hot water on the dirt

Nearly boiling hot water is safe for cotton clothing, but may cause some of the fabric to fade. This method can be tested first in a small and less conspicuous fabric area. In addition, if you use a hand flushing pot, you can also practice the hand stability by the way.

All dirty cotton clothes should not be dried or dried before the stains are completely removed.

No matter how much area you spill on your clothes, you can try these methods to remove coffee stains for more common fabrics. If you have tried to find a method particularly effective, or if you have taken small steps to remove stains, please share it with you on our fan page!