Anytime you are having food while dressed in your nice classic shirt, you are exposed to the enigma of a soupy fork messing it up. It is true that in most cases, misfortune befalls our favorite clothes, and the stains never come out, thus leaving an unbearable mark that makes it hard to keep your confidence with the shirt.
When out on a date and a spill of some red wine gets onto your shirt, you can quickly make things right with club soda. Club soda removes spots and stains emergently. At home, if you have a laundry machine, you can make a powerful stain remover that is made with the tartar cream and lemon juice combined. You can wash it as normal and the stains will be done with.
You may be having a picnic after work and your date spreads out a mat to keep you safe from the grass stains. You enjoy your date but soon, the play becomes more intense and you roll over the grass when the laughter becomes too hard for you.
Glass Stains
To work out the grass stains, use a toothbrush and a plain white toothpaste. Ensure that you do not use a gel, but rather make sure that you got the toothpaste in your hands. To clean it up, squeeze out some small amount of toothpaste onto the stain. Dip the toothbrush into some clean water and then use it to scrub away the stain. Repeat this until all the stains are gone. Rinse the area you just scrubbed and launder the shirt as you normally do.
Blood Stains
You may find that you made some chop on yourself while slicing the carrots. Or you may just have started to nosebleed and stained your shirt with blood.
To clean the blood stain, use 3% of hydrogen peroxide, the same kind that you use for first aid. Soak the stain in the hydrogen peroxide and use a blade to scrape off the blood stain. After you have scraped it off, use some more hydrogen peroxide to wash off the spot left. Make sure that you wash the stain off as soon as possible before it dries into the shirt.
You can also wet the blood-stained area with water, and sprinkle the stain with table salt. After sprinkling, rub the stain against itself to soak in the salt, while loosening the stain at the same time. After that, wash off the shirt immediately.
Collar stains
A stain collar can be quite conspicuous and shameful to spot. While many people are used to disposing of the shirt as soon as it forms an unremovable stain collar, there is a way around that to save your shirt.
Shampoo works to remove collar stains for you.
To remove the stain, apply some shampoo on the collar and rub the collar together to work in the shampoo. After you have scrubbed it well enough, wash off the foam and rinse it thoroughly. After that, launder your shirt as usual and enjoy a stainless collar.
Lipstick Stains
This must have happened by bad luck, we know. She must have been kissing you all around and she did not realize that some of it went to your klassisk skjorte. To remove lipstick from fabrics that are not brightly colored, you can use the heel of a loaf of bread and rub it gently on the stain until it’s all done.
Greasy Stains
To remove greasy stained from your clothes, sprinkle some cornstarch onto the grease and leave it to soak for some minutes. The grease spot will ride out of the shirt and onto the cornstarch and you will have your shirt looking as good as it previously was.
