It is a daily occurrence to get tea, coffee or food stains on clothes due to carelessness. Kalgham rushes to remove the stain. Because of the stain, the garment may have to be discarded in many cases! Or resort to laundry for a stain. However, some stains can be easily removed at home. The solution to the problem is at hand. A few home remedies can remove tough stains from clothes in no time.

Lemon juice

Stains can also be removed with more lemon juice. In this case, apply lemon juice on the spot for some time. When dry, rub off the stain.

Vinegar

Another effective way to remove stains from clothes is to use vinegar. Mix five spoons of vinegar in two cups of water, spray or sprinkle on the affected area and rub lightly. You will see that some spots have been removed.

Salt

The most common and easiest way to remove ink stains or any stains from clothes is to wet the stained area and apply a small amount of salt on it. After that rub gently. This time washing well with soapy water will solve the problem.

Sugar

Sugar is not meant to be eaten all the time. Sugar has many other uses. If tea is accidentally spilled on the cloth or on the table, mix more sugar with a little water, spread this water on the cloth or table where the tea has fallen and soak it for a while. Then wash the clothes with normal soap or detergent.

Cornflower

A familiar ingredient in the kitchen is cornflower. But cornflower can be used not only for cooking but also for removing blemishes. If the cloth gets grease, sprinkle cornflower on the stain. Keep it like this for a while so that the cornflower can absorb the grease. Then rinse the cornflower well

Talcum powder

Many times during cooking food oil gets spilled on clothes and gets stained. Then sprinkle talcum powder on that place and leave it all night. Washing the cloth with soap the next day will remove the stain.

Baking soda

Rub tea, coffee stains on clothes with a spoonful of baking soda. Leave this time for some time. After that wash with water. You will see that the stain is gone.

Bread flour

Bread powder is very effective in removing lipstick stains from clothes. Take a white bread and crush the white inside. Then rub the bread powder on the lipstick stain. The lipstick will slowly come off. When the stain is removed, shake off the powder on the cloth.

Vinegar and Multani Mati

To remove stains from colored clothes, apply vinegar and multani clay paste on the stain. After the paste dries, rub the stain with a wet cloth. Washing with soap will remove the stain.

Toothpaste

Toothpaste can be used to remove all types of stains. Apply a small amount of toothpaste on the stain. After that, washing with soapy water will remove the tough spots.

Glycerin

Glycerin is commonly used to make various creams, ointments, soaps, body scrubs, gels. You can also use glycerin to remove juice and sauce stains from clothes. Apply glycerine on the affected area and rub lightly. Then wash off.

The milk

We all know the health benefits of milk rich in calcium and protein. Not limited to nutritional value, can also be used to remove stains from clothes. Many times when henna is applied on the hands, it inadvertently gets on the clothes. Milk is very effective in removing henna stains. Soak the stained area with milk for half an hour. Then wash with detergent powder. You will see the stain disappear.

Shampoo

If you sleep with oil on your head, the pillow cover often gets oil on your clothes while eating or cooking. Oil stains on pillowcases and clothes should be washed with normal shampoo.