Stains doesn’t need to be eternal. Here are some examples and products that can help you. Try to mix methods. Some stains need to be treated with more than one product. Don’t mix all together or it can cause problems! Use seperately and wash with water after every cleaning product.
Use pure lemon juice. Don’t use lemon juice that includes other incredients like sugar. Dip stained part to lemon juice. Rinse with water and let dry. Lemon doesn’t cost much or remove pattern. Lemon juice can be found from grocery shop’s food section. Allergic to lemons? Try salt water.
Scrape off excess product. Spot treat with dish soap. Rinse with water. Add stain remover and wash.
Who hasn’t spilled some tea? I have done it many times! Luckily white vinegar is great all-around-house cleaning product!
Blood stains can be tricky to remove. If rinsing with cold water immediately doesn’t help you can use hydrogen peroxide. (Warm water may set the stain more in to the fabric fibers.) Pharmacies have diluted versions. Safe for patterns to. If fabric is white you can try to use litle bit of klorin.
In Victorian times ink stains were removed with milk. Just put the stained part of the clothing to milk. Wait a while and then rub a little bit while in milk and it should be clean again!
