1. Coffee or black tea: Use a towel to dip it in water and wipe it off in time. If you have a partner or milk, wipe it with a small amount of detergent. If it has been stuck for a long time, wipe it with vinegar.
2. Ice cream: First use a small brush to brush off the dry part, then use a brush to dip the lotion and brush it lightly (be careful not to brush the scrub the ball), and finally trow the towel dry and wipe it gently.
3. Dairy products: First, wipe gently with a cloth dipped in hot water, then wipe the remaining grease with lotion. If it still cannot be wiped off, try alcohol. When the dirt is cleaned, it is still necessary to send it to the dry cleaner for dry cleaning.
4. Ink: Wipe with thin paper and wipe the paper repeatedly with vinegar.
5. Lipstick, foundation: first wipe gently with thin paper, then wipe with lotion. Because the lipstick will get bigger and bigger, please carefully wipe it from the outside to the inside.
6. Juice: When you first dip it, you can wipe it with a cloth dipped in warm water. If there are still stains, you can wipe it with lotion or alcohol.
7. Wine and perfume: To prevent diffusion, sprinkle some salt on it first, then brush it off with a soft brush, and finally wipe it with a rag dipped in water, lotion or alcohol.
8. Soy sauce: Use warm water. If it cannot be removed, use dilute ammonia water or neutral detergent.
9. Signature pen: Different pens have different methods of wiping. It can be removed by vegetable oil, glass solution or nail removal solution.
10. Original bead pen oil: first use industrial alcohol, then use neutral detergent.
11. Blood: If it is blood, wipe it with paper and wash it away with household detergent. If it still cannot be washed away, wipe it with hydrogen peroxide. The blood stains that have been stuck for too long can also be wiped away.
12. Rust: The rust remover sold in hardware stores is also effective for cashmere.
13. Mold and mud: Brush it with a brush after it is dry, and then use a vacuum cleaner to remove it. Finally, remove it completely with alcohol and lotion.
14. Hair dye: It can be removed with weak alkali. Wipe with a wrung dry towel dipped in water and soap. Please note that using hydrogen peroxide will make hair dye more difficult to remove.
15. Bubble gum: Put the clothes in the refrigerator and freeze for half an hour before they can be removed.
16. Car oil: Use benzene solution first, then use neutral detergent.
17. Sweat: First dissolve the refined salt into the water, and then wash it with water.
18. Paint: Rub with vegetable oil and clean it with neutral detergent.
The woolen sweater is contaminated: Use boiling water to dissolve the neutral soap liquid and add a tablespoon of borax. When the temperature drops to 60 degrees, put the woolen sweater in soap liquid for three or four hours, then gently rub and wash in warm water at 40-50 degrees, and finally rinse with warm water. If there are any contaminated areas that cannot be washed, you can add two tablespoons of turpentine oil to soap and wash it in a milky way. Let the washed sweater dry naturally. When it is most of the time, you can use a not-so-hot iron to dry it with a layer of cloth, and then add it to dry it slightly.