Whether you accidentally get something in the form of grease or grease-type substances on your table or bed at home, oily stains have formed, and that’s just the beginning. Oily stains spread easily and attract dust, creating dirt. If there is no family member to handle and take care of it during this process, the color of the grease-stained sheets will darken and change its luster, causing discomfort to others and yourself, and it is also detrimental to health. In home life, how to easily and quickly remove oily stains on linen? First of all, you need to be very proactive in dealing with oil stains on bed sheets as soon as possible, so that the entire stain removal process will become relatively easy. Today, the linen fabric dreamer – Xinshen Group will share with you some tips from European and American life experts. Let’s take care of the linen items in our home life and keep them tidy. They will also bring you comfort and safety. A healthy atmosphere establishes a tacit understanding between things and me in long-term interactions. Tips1: Use cornstarch. Cover your oil-stained linen sheets with an appropriate amount of cornstarch, and let the cornstarch fully absorb the oil between the fibers. This event can last up to 15 minutes. In the subsequent process, brush the oil-absorbed cornstarch into the trash can and continue applying new cornstarch until they can no longer absorb any of its greasy residue. Tips 2: Dishwashing detergent Linen sheets that are wet with oil stains can also be washed directly with warm water. Before washing, squeeze some liquid hand dishwashing detergent, such as our commonly used dishwashing liquid. Let it penetrate into the fiber and start by scrubbing the fabric with oil stains. Just like when we accidentally get oil stains when eating, the role of dishwashing liquid is to separate the oil stains and fabrics, so that the problem can be solved during repeated scrubbing. . Tips3: Hot water + white vinegar When cleaning your oil-stained linen sheets, you can use laundry detergent, but the water temperature should be about 40-50 degrees, and add a cup of white vinegar. Under the action of white vinegar, it can separate the oil stains from the fabric, which is very helpful for us to clean the oil stains. Because white vinegar is a natural grease absorber, use it to remove traces of grease from your linens. Finally, if you are drying your linen sheets, it is best to dry them outdoors in full view. If you must dry them, it is recommended to make sure the grease is completely removed before entering the dryer, otherwise the heat of the dryer may cause any grease stains to become permanent marks and ruin your linens.
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