The arrival of summer brings the bowl of seasonal fruits along. From mango to jamun, nature gives abundant resources to exploit your taste buds with a fresh, juicy platter of fruits. When we indulge to taste those heavenly fruits, we rarely care about the probability of the stains on the clothes. The trouble starts afterward.
Don’t let the fear of stain ruin your enjoyment for the basket full of fresh and juicy fruits during summer. Mango is considered the biggest culprit that leaves an easy stain on cotton. It may not even spare your favorite linen tablecloth. If all of the scenarios are familiar to you and you are scared to eat fruits in this season for this, then let us assure you. We have brought to you some excellent secrets to get rid of those stubborn marks with the help of your very own Safed Detergent.
Not only can the stains of the direct fruit or fruit pulp, but you also even remove the mark of fruit juice in just 30 minutes.
How To Treat The Fruit Stains At Home?
To remove the fruit stains from dress or tablecloth, you need to follow the below stated steps:
Fruit Stains
- With the help of a spoon or knife, scrape the remaining fruits from the fabric. Make sure, there is no pulp attached with it as it may increase the scope of further stains. And also don’t rub that vigorously as it may damage the fabric of the cloth.
- Now wash it with running cold water thoroughly until you can see some of the stains dissolve in the water. You can take a sponge to gently run the stain but not too harshly.
- After the primary cleaning, make a thick paste of three tablespoons of baking soda with one tablespoon of water. Now take a spoon and apply the paste on the stain. It will absorb the mark as much as possible. Keep the paste on the place for 15 minutes so that it will dry a little. When the solution will try it will soak more stain into it but don’t put it for longer as it may cause discoloring.
- Take a bucket of lukewarm water and clean the place properly. You can also take running water while keeping the stained area facing down. Before taking the step read the label of the clothes carefully and check whether the fabric can tolerate the temperature or not. In case, it is sensitive towards hot water, you can carry the process in normal water also.
- Now apply a scoop of detergent on the spot and rub it gently. Apply a tablespoon of lemon juice on it so that the stain comes off easily.
- Take a bucket of water, add detergent and wash the cloth in the normal process.
- You can check the stain after washing. If there is remaining of the stain still on the cloth, you need to repeat the process before the cloth will dry. Never put it in the dryer until the fruit stain will go completely.