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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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2Take the baking soda and put a fair amount of it on the stain so it covers the stain completely.Advertisement
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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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4Vacuum or wash your fabric.[2]
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5Check for any remnants and repeat if needed.[3]
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6Allow to dry.
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Community Q&A
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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.
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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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