How to wash clothes dyed by red paper

When we were young, we would play with some red couplets, and our hands were covered with red marks, and so were clothes. Do you know how parents cleaned them at this time? The following is how to clean the clothes I arranged for you when they are dyed with red paper. I hope I can help you.

How to clean clothes dyed with red paper

1. Wet the dyed parts with water, cover them with edible salt, and then rub them gently with your hands repeatedly, so that the dyed color disappears, and then clean them with clear water.

2. This method is suitable for white clothes. After diluted with 84 disinfectant, soak it in a little and clean it. However, when using 84 disinfectant, we must master the dilution ratio and soaking time, which is related to the texture and dyeing degree of the dyed clothes. It is best to bleach it several times, rather than being troublesome. Proportion and method of using disinfectant: half a cylinder of water corresponds to 1/3 bottle of disinfectant, which can be dissolved, diluted and rinsed for about 25 minutes to take out clothes.

3. Potassium permanganate mixed with acetic acid. The practice is to dissolve a little potassium permanganate in water first, then put the clothes to be rinsed in, and fully soak them. After soaking for 1 ~ 2 minutes, the clothes will be dark red. Pick up the clothes and wash them with water. Dissolve a little acetic acid in water, and put the clothes soaked with potassium permanganate into the acetic acid solution, and the clothes will slowly change from dark red to the original color, and the dyed places will fade away without damaging the original color of the clothes. Methods of washing clothes

1. Cleaning white clothes and white socks

It is difficult to eradicate stubborn stains on white clothes. At this time, take a lemon slice and boil it in water, then soak the white clothes in water, and wash it after about 15 minutes.

2. Washing clothes smells bad

Sometimes clothes will be smelly and sour due to improper drying. Take white vinegar and water, soak the smelly clothes for about five minutes, and then dry them in a ventilated place!

3. Dealing with pen marks on clothes

First, pour alcohol on the scratches of fountain pen on clothes, and evenly cover each scratch with alcohol. The alcohol should be medical alcohol with a concentration of not less than 75%. Put the alcohol-poured side of the clothes up, and try not to touch other sides of the clothes, otherwise the mark color of the pen or ballpoint pen may be dyed to other parts of the clothes. Use an ordinary washbasin to prepare more than half a basin of water, and then pour the bleaching water full of two bottles into clear water. Be sure to fill two bottles. Take it to stir, and then add a little washing powder. You can control this amount by yourself. After that, stir it a little to make the washing powder fully soluble in water. Ok, now completely soak the clothes in water for 2 minutes. Time's up, wash the clothes, there is no mark at all!

if it is a ballpoint pen with heavy traces, if there are traces after using the above method, finally, gently rub it with toothpaste and soap, and then rinse it with clear water. (But boiling water is strictly prohibited! ) there is another way to solve the problem that clothes are stained with ballpoint pens: don't rush into the water, but wash the stained parts with gasoline first and then wash them.

4. Cleaning soy sauce stains on clothes

(1) White sugar is needed. First, soak the stained area with water, then sprinkle a spoonful of sugar and rub it with your hands. We can see that some soy sauce traces have been stained with white sugar, and then washed with water to remove the stains.

(2) Soda powder is needed. After soaking the white vest, apply baking soda powder to the place stained with soy sauce, and wash it with clear water after 1 minutes to remove the soy sauce stains.

(3) Fresh lotus root is needed. Cut the fresh lotus root with a knife, apply the fresh lotus root juice on the soy sauce trace, and wash it in water after 1 minutes to remove the soy sauce stains.

5. Wash the paint on clothes

What should I do if I rub paint on my clothes? The method is to apply the cool oil to the part where the paint is stuck, because the substance contained in the cool oil can dissolve the paint, and then it can be rinsed clean. If it is stained with water-soluble paint (such as water-soluble paint and latex paint) and household interior wall paint, it will be washed off with water in time; If the nylon fabric is stained by paint, it can be rubbed with lard first, then soaked with detergent and rinsed with water.

6. Cleaning grass stains

You need to prepare 1 grams of salt and 1 grams of clean water. Pour the water into the container, stir well by hand, put the clothes stained with grass into the basin and soak them in salt water for 1 minutes. Wash clothes in water, and you will find that stubborn grass stains can be washed away easily.

7. Wash dyed clothes

Put warm water in the washing machine, start the washing machine for rinsing, add 84 disinfectant, add about one-third bottle of disinfectant to half a cylinder of water, dissolve and dilute, put the clothes in, cover the machine, rinse for about 25 minutes, take out the clothes after 25 minutes, and after the clothes are dried, they will return to their original colors.

If you want to avoid the clothes from fading, you must put some salt (a bucket of water and a spoonful) in the water for the new clothes you just bought. Rinse them with clear water immediately after washing, and don't soak them for too long! Finally, don't expose yourself to the sun, which will denature the dye. It should be dried in a cool and ventilated place.

8. Wash blood

(1) When it is just contaminated, wash it with cold water or light salt water immediately (hot water is forbidden, because blood contains protein, which will solidify when heated and will not dissolve easily), and then wash it with soap or 1% potassium iodide solution;

(2) White radish juice or mashed carrot mixed with salt can remove blood stains from clothes; Wipe the contaminated area with 1% tartaric acid solution, and then wash it with cold water;

(3) Using enzyme washing powder to remove blood stains has a good effect;

(4) If the contamination lasts for a long time, 1% ammonia water or 3% hydrogen peroxide can be used to wipe the contaminated area, and after a while, it can be forcibly washed with cold water.

(5) If it is still not clean, wash it with 1-15% oxalic acid solution, and finally rinse it with clear water.

(6) Both new and old traces can be rubbed and cleaned with sulphur soap.

(7) Apply hand oil to the blood, leave it for about 15 minutes, and then wash it with clear water soap.

9. Wash off mildew spots on clothes easily

Because of the hot weather and humid air, or when the seasons change, washed clothes are prone to mildew spots, especially white clothes, which is very depressing once they grow mildew spots. Never mind, there are many ways to deal with these mildew spots:

(1) mung bean sprouts; Put the tender mung bean sprouts on the mildew spot and rub them hard with your hands. Is it cleaner? Add some mung bean sprouts and rub, hum, the color is much lighter, rub again, everything comes to him who waits, the mildew is gone, and finally rinse with water, haha, it's as simple as that, and the problem is solved;

(2) The mildew spots on clothes can be exposed to sunlight first, then the mildew hairs can be removed with a brush, and then washed away with alcohol;

(3) Silk clothes can be washed with citric acid and then rinsed with cold water;

(4) The mildew stains on linen fabrics can be cleaned with calcium chloride solution;

(5) Stains on wool fabrics can also be cleaned with mustard solution or borax solution (add two tablespoons of mustard or borax to a bucket of water);

(6) Wipe with 2% soap alcohol solution (add a handful of soft soap slices into 25g alcohol and stir evenly), then wipe with 3-5% sodium hypochlorite or hydrogen peroxide as bleaching agent, and finally wash. This method is limited to white clothes, and the traces can be soaked in the solution for 1 hour.

(7) Soak the clothes contaminated by mildew spots in strong soapy water, take them out with soapy water, and put them in the sun for a while, and dry them several times repeatedly, and then rinse them with clear water after the mildew spots are removed;

1. Wash the red and purple potions

(1) The water stains of the red medicine can be washed with white vinegar first, and then rinsed with clear water;

(2) In addition, the contaminated area of mercurochrome can be soaked first, then washed with glycerin, and then washed repeatedly with ammonia-containing soap. If a few drops of dilute acetic acid are added, then washed with soap, the effect is better;

(3) To treat purple liquid stains, a small amount of sodium hydrosulfite can be diluted with boiling water and then wiped with a small brush dipped in the solution. Scrubbing with sodium hydrosulfite and clear water repeatedly until it is removed (wool, viscose, dyed clothes, silk and direct dyes are prohibited! ! )

11. Cleaning the plaster

Sometimes the clothes are rubbed with plaster, you can add a few drops of water with alcohol (or sorghum wine), rub them in the place stained with plaster, and then rinse them with water after the plaster is removed, or rub them with baked alum powder, and then wash them with water;

You can also use edible alkaline noodles to sprinkle on the dirty place, add some warm water and knead for several times to remove it. If the alkaline noodles are heated in an iron spoon and sprinkled on the dirty place, then washed with warm water, the decontamination will be faster.

12. Wash the yellowed clothes

In fact, the clothes will turn yellow, mostly because the fluorescent agent becomes weak. If you want to restore the white and bright clothes, you have to do something.

(1) Rice washing water+orange peel is simple and effective: keep rice washing water or put orange peel in a pot and add water to cook, then soak the yellowed clothes in it and rub them, which can easily make the clothes white again. It is not only simple, but also unlike the fluorescent whitening agent sold in the market, which will have side effects on the skin and will not hurt the fabric. It is a good method worth trying.

(2) Remove the yellow stains caused by sweating with ammonia water: Sweat stains caused by sweating are easy to condense in cloth fibers, so when washing, add about 2 tablespoons of ammonia water, soak for a few minutes, rub it, then wash it with clear water, and follow the general laundry procedure to remove the yellow stains!

13. Wash beer and yellow wine stains

Put the newly stained stains in clean water and rub them off immediately.

The traces can be washed with clean water first, then rubbed with 2% ammonia and borax mixture, and finally rinsed with washing water; After washing the old traces of yellow rice wine with clear water, wipe the dirty places with 5% borax solution and 3% hydrogen peroxide, and finally rinse them with clear water.

14. Clean the fruit juice seal

(1) New stains can be wiped with strong salt water, or salt can be immediately sprinkled on the contaminated area, gently rubbed with hands, soaked with water and washed in detergent solution, or washed off with warm water and soap;

(2) After the heavy traces and old traces are removed, the organic acids in the fruit juice can be neutralized with 5% ammonia water first, and then washed with detergent. Tartaric acid can be used to clean the chemical fiber blend containing wool;

(3) If the fabric is white, a few drops of ammonia water can be added to 3% hydrogen peroxide, and cotton balls or cloth pieces can be dipped in this solution to wet the contaminated area, and then wiped with a clean cloth and dried in the shade;

(4) Wipe the contaminated area with 3-5% sodium hypochlorite solution, and then rinse it with clean water. If it is old, it can be soaked in this solution for 1-2 hours, then brushed and rinsed;

(5) Peach juice trace can be removed by oxalic acid solution because it contains high-valent iron. For persimmon stains, immediately rub them with wine and strong brine, then wash them with warm detergent solution and rinse them with clear water;

(6) The tomato sauce can be scraped to dry first and washed with warm detergent. Jam can be moistened with water, washed with shampoo, washed with soap and wine semen, and rinsed with clear water.

15. Cleaning rust

Take fresh lemon, squeeze its juice and rub it with your hands, and repeat several times until the rust is removed, and then wash it with soapy water.

16, cleaning iodine

For iodine stains, you can first soak and rub with starch (starch turns black immediately when it meets iodine), and then gently wash it off with soapy water.

light iodine stains can be wiped with hot water or alcohol or with potassium iodide solution. Thick stains can be immersed in 15-2% baking soda warm solution for about 2 hours, and then rinsed with clear water.

17. Cleaning the printing ink

When the wool or cloth is stained with printing ink, it should be washed with hot water or boiling water first, then rubbed with soapy water, and then rinsed with clear water, and then it can be cleaned. Never wash it with cold water, because it will make the color soak into the fiber and it is difficult to wash it again.

18. Cleaning butter marks

Because the main component of yellow oil stains is fat, it can be washed with alcohol or ammonia water.

19. Cleaning lipstick marks

(1) JM who needs makeup is probably most afraid of taking off his clothes and rubbing lipstick marks;

(2) If lipstick stains are found, first gently brush with a small brush dipped in gasoline, and then wash them off with warm detergent solution;

(3) If you don't have gasoline, you can also use sparkling mineral water or soda water for mixing wine, pour it on a clean cloth and pat the place with marks, which is very effective!

2. Wash tea and coffee stains

(1) Clothes contaminated by tea and coffee can be washed with 7-8% hot water immediately to remove them.

(2) Old tea traces can be washed with concentrated salt solution or rubbed with mixed solution of ammonia and glycerol (1:1). Silk and wool fabrics should be rubbed with 1% glycerin solution instead of ammonia water, and then washed with detergent and rinsed with water.

(3) The traces of old tea and coffee can be wiped with mixed solution of glycerol and egg yolk, and then rinsed with clear water after being slightly dried. Or apply glycerin to the stain, sprinkle with a few borax, and soak in boiling water. Can also be diluted ammonia, borax and warm water to wipe.