How to wipe off the color of the upholstered bedside table

1. Removal of all-purpose glue stains.

If the clothes are stained with all-purpose glue, you can use acetone or banana water to drop on the glue stain, and use a brush to brush it repeatedly and repeatedly, and then rinse it with water after the glue stain becomes soft and removed from the fabric. If it doesn't work once, you can brush it several times repeatedly and finally wash it. Do not use this method for fabrics containing acetate to avoid damaging the fabric of the garment.

2. Removal of white latex stains.

White latex is a synthetic resin that is polyvinyl acetate syrup. It is characterized by the fact that in addition to nylon silk and the like, it has an adhesive effect on most fiber quality materials, so it can be firmly adhered to clothing. It also has the ability to dissolve in a variety of solutions.

Let's use its own characteristics to find a way to get rid of it. You can use a mixture of 60 liquor or 8:2 alcohol (95%) and water to soak the white latex stains on the clothes, and after soaking for about half an hour, you can scrub with water until it is clean, and finally rinse with water.

3. Removal of gum stains.

If there is a gum stain on the garment, you can first use raw egg white to remove the viscose on the surface of the garment, then wipe off the loose residue particles one by one, and finally wash it in soap, and finally rinse it with water. If it is a fabric that cannot be washed, it can be applied with carbon tetrachloride to remove any residual dirt.

4. Removal of glue stains.

If the clothes are stained with glue or other stains, you can soak the contaminated part of the clothes in warm water, when the stains are dissolved by water, rub them with your hands until all the stains are rubbed off, and then wash them again with warm washing solution, and finally rinse them with water.

5. Removal of watercolor stains.

In order to increase the fastness of coloring, watercolor for painting adds an appropriate amount of water-soluble gum to the pigment. When the clothes are stained with watercolor stains, first use hot water to dissolve the gum in the stain to remove it, then use detergent or light ammonia to decolorize, and finally rinse it with water. White clothing can be decoloured with hydrogen peroxide.

Wash immediately with dish soap or sofa cleaner.