Five ways to remove coffee stains

Baby cleaning towel

Dry the coffee spilled from the carpet with a baby cleaning towel, which absorbs liquids and stains. This kind of cleaning towel can also be effective for clothes and upholstered furniture that have been splashed or dripped.

Fermenting powder

Don't let those annoying coffee and tea stains stay on your good china and mess up your special occasion. To remove them, dip a wet cloth in baking powder to form a thick paste, then gently wipe your cup and saucer. Rinse and dry with clean water so that you can proudly put them on the table.

Beer

It may seem impossible to remove coffee or tea stains from the carpet, but it does work if you pour some beer on the stain. Gently rub the beer into the cloth so that the stain will disappear. You may have to repeat this process several times to remove all the stains.

Salt

Tea and coffee leave stains in cups and pots. To get rid of these unnoticed rings, you can sprinkle some salt on the sponge and wipe it in a circle with the sponge. If the stain still cannot be removed, mix the salt and vinegar in the same proportion and wipe it with a sponge.

Vinegar

Pour pure white vinegar onto a wet cloth or towel and gently pat the stain, then wash it. This removes some water-soluble stains, including beer, orange and other fruit juices, black coffee or tea, and vomit from cotton blended clothes. For large areas of stains, you need to soak the clothes in a solvent mixed with 3 parts of vinegar and 1 part of cold water overnight, and then wash them off.