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Do you have a stain of red wine you just can't get out? Follow these easy steps to get clean, stainless fabric!
Steps
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1Assemble the items you need.
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The media could not be loaded, either because the server or network failed or because the format is not supported.3Take the white vinegar and blot it directly on the baking soda. Use about a spoonful per stain, depending on how big the stain. Don't overdo or skimp.[1] -
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QuestionI have a red wine stain and already tried detergent, can I try baking soda after that doesn't work?
Community AnswerYes, baking soda is proven to be very effective in cleaning because of its properties. -
QuestionHow do I get a wine stain out of a ladies striped knit shirt?
Community AnswerBlot, don't rub. Dab at the stain with a damp, white cotton cloth to absorb any excess wine. Pull the fabric taut. Slide a bowl under the fabric, centering the stain over the bowl. Sprinkle salt, add boiling water, and machine wash.
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Things You'll Need
- Baking soda
- White vinegar
- Spoon or measuring cup
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