The Ultimate Stain Removal Guide

The best resource for getting stains out of your clothings and linens.

Click the stain type to see the stain removal instructions.

    1. First, apply stain remover pretreatment (spray or stick pretreatments are better for oily stains) continue to soak in lukewarm water and apply heavy duty detergent if needed.
    2. For those extra difficult stains, apply dry cleaning solvent or bleach to the inside of the garment, place garment facedown on paper towels until dry, and then wash thoroughly.
    1. Try to remove excess gunk without worsening the stain.
    2. Rinse (from inside out) or soak in cold water for 30 minutes or more.
    3. Apply liquid detergent, stain remover and/or enzyme cleaner.
    4. Wash on hottest temperature allowed for garment.
    5. If stain remains, repeat steps before drying.
    6. If garment can handle it, use chlorine bleach or oxidized bleach to remove remaining stain.
    1. Rinse or soak in cool water ASAP this can take up to 30 minutes.
    2. Apply enzyme cleaner, stain remover, and/or liquid detergent to stain.
    3. If nothing worked, and the garment allows, wash in chlorine or oxygen bleach to eliminate remaining stain.
    1. Rinse or soak in cool water ASAP this can take up to 30 minutes.
    2. Apply enzyme cleaner, stain remover, and/or liquid detergent to stain.
    3. If nothing worked, and the garment allows, wash in chlorine or oxygen bleach to eliminate remaining stain.
    1. Rinse or soak in cool water ASAP this can take up to 30 minutes.
    2. Apply enzyme cleaner, stain remover, and/or liquid detergent to stain.
    3. If nothing worked, and the garment allows, wash in chlorine or oxygen bleach to eliminate remaining stain.
    1. Scrape off excess gunk.
    2. Dab stain with ammonia and water mixture.
    3. If stain persists, make a paste with baking soda and water or hydrogen peroxide and scrub it in with a toothbrush.
    4. You can also try two aspirins crushed in a half cup of hot water to pour onto the stain.
    5. Vinegar and water can also be used to pour onto, or soak with the stain.
    6. Wash clothes at regular settings.
    1. Try to remove excess gunk without worsening the stain.
    2. Rinse (from inside out) or soak in cold water for 30 minutes or more.
    3. Apply detergent to the affected area and blot (not rub!)
    4. Put baking soda, then vinegar, to bubble the stain away and/or use stain remover, or enzyme cleaner.
    5. Put garment in wash on hottest temperature.
    6. If stain is not gone, do not dry it yet, repeat previous steps until stain is removed.
    1. First, apply stain remover pretreatment (spray or stick pretreatments are better for oily stains) continue to soak in lukewarm water and apply heavy duty detergent if needed.
    2. For those extra difficult stains, apply dry cleaning solvent or bleach to the inside of the garment, place garment facedown on paper towels until dry, and then wash thoroughly.
    1. First, apply stain remover pretreatment (spray or stick pretreatments are better for oily stains) continue to soak in lukewarm water and apply heavy duty detergent if needed.
    2. For those extra difficult stains, apply dry cleaning solvent or bleach to the inside of the garment, place garment facedown on paper towels until dry, and then wash thoroughly.
    1. First, apply stain remover pretreatment (spray or stick pretreatments are better for oily stains) continue to soak in lukewarm water and apply heavy duty detergent if needed.
    2. For those extra difficult stains, apply dry cleaning solvent or bleach to the inside of the garment, place garment facedown on paper towels until dry, and then wash thoroughly.
    1. First, apply stain remover pretreatment (spray or stick pretreatments are better for oily stains) continue to soak in lukewarm water and apply heavy duty detergent if needed.
    2. For those extra difficult stains, apply dry cleaning solvent or bleach to the inside of the garment, place garment facedown on paper towels until dry, and then wash thoroughly.
    1. Try to remove excess gunk without worsening the stain.
    2. Rinse (from inside out) or soak in cold water for 30 minutes or more.
    3. Apply liquid detergent, stain remover and/or enzyme cleaner.
    4. Wash on hottest temperature allowed for garment.
    5. If stain remains, repeat steps before drying.
    6. If garment can handle it, use chlorine bleach or oxidized bleach to remove remaining stain.
    1. Try to remove excess gunk without worsening the stain.
    2. Rinse (from inside out) or soak in cold water for 30 minutes or more.
    3. Apply liquid detergent, stain remover and/or enzyme cleaner.
    4. Wash on hottest temperature allowed for garment.
    5. If stain remains, repeat steps before drying.
    6. If garment can handle it, use chlorine bleach or oxidized bleach to remove remaining stain.
    1. First, apply stain remover pretreatment (spray or stick pretreatments are better for oily stains) continue to soak in lukewarm water and apply heavy duty detergent if needed.
    2. For those extra difficult stains, apply dry cleaning solvent or bleach to the inside of the garment, place garment facedown on paper towels until dry, and then wash thoroughly.
    1. Rinse or soak in cool water ASAP this can take up to 30 minutes.
    2. Apply enzyme cleaner, stain remover, and/or liquid detergent to stain.
    3. If nothing worked, and the garment allows, wash in chlorine or oxygen bleach to eliminate remaining stain.
    1. Try to remove excess gunk without worsening the stain.
    2. Rinse (from inside out) or soak in cold water for 30 minutes or more.
    3. Apply detergent to the affected area and blot (not rub!)
    4. Put baking soda, then vinegar, to bubble the stain away and/or use stain remover, or enzyme cleaner.
    5. Put garment in wash on hottest temperature.
    6. If stain is not gone, do not dry it yet, repeat previous steps until stain is removed.
    1. Rinse or soak in cool water ASAP this can take up to 30 minutes.
    2. Apply enzyme cleaner, stain remover, and/or liquid detergent to stain.
    3. If nothing worked, and the garment allows, wash in chlorine or oxygen bleach to eliminate remaining stain.
    1. First, apply stain remover pretreatment (spray or stick pretreatments are better for oily stains) continue to soak in lukewarm water and apply heavy duty detergent if needed.
    2. For those extra difficult stains, apply dry cleaning solvent or bleach to the inside of the garment, place garment facedown on paper towels until dry, and then wash thoroughly.
    3. Run cold water from inside of the garment to push out stain.
    4. Apply Stain remover, enzyme cleaner, and/or heavy-duty detergent to the stain as a pretreatment for about 30 minutes.
    5. For those stubborn stains, soak in bleach if garment can handle it.
    6. Using vinegar and boiling water can also be used to remove stains from non-synthetic fabrics.
    1. Rinse or soak in cool water ASAP this can take up to 30 minutes.
    2. Apply enzyme cleaner, stain remover, and/or liquid detergent to stain.
    3. If nothing worked, and the garment allows, wash in chlorine or oxygen bleach to eliminate remaining stain.
    1. Try to remove excess gunk without worsening the stain.
    2. Rinse (from inside out) or soak in cold water for 30 minutes or more.
    3. Apply liquid detergent, stain remover and/or enzyme cleaner.
    4. Wash on hottest temperature allowed for garment.
    5. If stain remains, repeat steps before drying.
    6. If garment can handle it, use chlorine bleach or oxidized bleach to remove remaining stain.
    1. Run cold water through the back of the stain.
    2. Apply dish-washing detergent to the stain (preferably from the back) and scrub in with a toothbrush.
    3. Add around 4 drops of vinegar to the stain.
    4. Wrap stain in paper towel and let sit for 5 minutes.
    5. Rinse with cold water and wash as normal.
    1. Rinse or soak in cool water ASAP this can take up to 30 minutes.
    2. Apply enzyme cleaner, stain remover, and/or liquid detergent to stain.
    3. If nothing worked, and the garment allows, wash in chlorine or oxygen bleach to eliminate remaining stain.
    1. Try to remove excess gunk without worsening the stain.
    2. Rinse (from inside out) or soak in cold water for 30 minutes or more.
    3. Apply liquid detergent, stain remover and/or enzyme cleaner.
    4. Wash on hottest temperature allowed for garment.
    5. If stain remains, repeat steps before drying.
    6. If garment can handle it, use chlorine bleach or oxidized bleach to remove remaining stain.
    1. Run cold water from inside of the garment to push out stain.
    2. Apply Stain remover, enzyme cleaner, and/or heavy-duty detergent to the stain as a pretreatment for about 30 minutes.
    3. For those stubborn stains, soak in bleach if garment can handle it.
    4. Using vinegar and boiling water can also be used to remove stains from non-synthetic fabrics.
    1. Run cold water from inside of the garment to push out stain.
    2. Apply Stain remover, enzyme cleaner, and/or heavy-duty detergent to the stain as a pretreatment for about 30 minutes.
    3. For those stubborn stains, soak in bleach if garment can handle it.
    4. Using vinegar and boiling water can also be used to remove stains from non-synthetic fabrics.
    1. Try to remove excess gunk without worsening the stain.
    2. Rinse (from inside out) or soak in cold water for 30 minutes or more.
    3. Apply detergent to the affected area and blot (not rub!)
    4. Put baking soda, then vinegar, to bubble the stain away and/or use stain remover, or enzyme cleaner.
    5. Put garment in wash on hottest temperature.
    6. If stain is not gone, do not dry it yet, repeat previous steps until stain is removed.
    1. Rinse or soak in cool water ASAP this can take up to 30 minutes.
    2. Apply enzyme cleaner, stain remover, and/or liquid detergent to stain.
    3. If nothing worked, and the garment allows, wash in chlorine or oxygen bleach to eliminate remaining stain.
    1. First, apply stain remover pretreatment (spray or stick pretreatments are better for oily stains) continue to soak in lukewarm water and apply heavy duty detergent if needed.
    2. For those extra difficult stains, apply dry cleaning solvent or bleach to the inside of the garment, place garment facedown on paper towels until dry, and then wash thoroughly.
    1. Run cold water from inside of the garment to push out stain.
    2. Apply Stain remover, enzyme cleaner, and/or heavy-duty detergent to the stain as a pretreatment for about 30 minutes.
    3. For those stubborn stains, soak in bleach if garment can handle it.
    4. Using vinegar and boiling water can also be used to remove stains from non-synthetic fabrics.
    1. First, apply stain remover pretreatment (spray or stick pretreatments are better for oily stains) continue to soak in lukewarm water and apply heavy duty detergent if needed.
    2. For those extra difficult stains, apply dry cleaning solvent or bleach to the inside of the garment, place garment facedown on paper towels until dry, and then wash thoroughly.
    1. First, apply stain remover pretreatment (spray or stick pretreatments are better for oily stains) continue to soak in lukewarm water and apply heavy duty detergent if needed.
    2. For those extra difficult stains, apply dry cleaning solvent or bleach to the inside of the garment, place garment facedown on paper towels until dry, and then wash thoroughly.
    1. Rinse or soak in cool water ASAP this can take up to 30 minutes.
    2. Apply enzyme cleaner, stain remover, and/or liquid detergent to stain.
    3. If nothing worked, and the garment allows, wash in chlorine or oxygen bleach to eliminate remaining stain.
    1. First, apply stain remover pretreatment (spray or stick pretreatments are better for oily stains) continue to soak in lukewarm water and apply heavy duty detergent if needed.
    2. For those extra difficult stains, apply dry cleaning solvent or bleach to the inside of the garment, place garment facedown on paper towels until dry, and then wash thoroughly.
    1. Try to remove excess gunk without worsening the stain.
    2. Rinse (from inside out) or soak in cold water for 30 minutes or more.
    3. Apply liquid detergent, stain remover and/or enzyme cleaner.
    4. Wash on hottest temperature allowed for garment.
    5. If stain remains, repeat steps before drying.
    6. If garment can handle it, use chlorine bleach or oxidized bleach to remove remaining stain.
    1. Rinse or soak in cool water ASAP this can take up to 30 minutes.
    2. Apply enzyme cleaner, stain remover, and/or liquid detergent to stain.
    3. If nothing worked, and the garment allows, wash in chlorine or oxygen bleach to eliminate remaining stain.
    1. Run cold water from inside of the garment to push out stain.
    2. Apply Stain remover, enzyme cleaner, and/or heavy-duty detergent to the stain as a pretreatment for about 30 minutes.
    3. For those stubborn stains, soak in bleach if garment can handle it.
    4. Using vinegar and boiling water can also be used to remove stains from non-synthetic fabrics.
    1. Do NOT get stain wet or soak in water.
    2. Brush or lightly strike clothes to remove as much of the loose dust as possible.
    3. Apply liquid detergent, stain remover and/or enzyme cleaner.
    4. Launder in hottest water the fabric will allow.
    5. If the stain remains after first wash, sponge the area with rubbing alcohol (natural stain remover for chalk) and wash again.
    1. Do NOT get stain wet or soak in water.
    2. Brush or lightly strike clothes to remove as much of the loose dust as possible.
    3. Apply liquid detergent, stain remover and/or enzyme cleaner.
    4. Launder in hottest water the fabric will allow.
    5. If the stain remains after first wash, sponge the area with rubbing alcohol (natural stain remover for chalk) and wash again.
    1. Run cold water from inside of the garment to push out stain.
    2. Apply Stain remover, enzyme cleaner, and/or heavy-duty detergent to the stain as a pretreatment for about 30 minutes.
    3. For those stubborn stains, soak in bleach if garment can handle it.
    4. Using vinegar and boiling water can also be used to remove stains from non-synthetic fabrics.
    1. Run cold water from inside of the garment to push out stain.
    2. Apply Stain remover, enzyme cleaner, and/or heavy-duty detergent to the stain as a pretreatment for about 30 minutes.
    3. For those stubborn stains, soak in bleach if garment can handle it.
    4. Using vinegar and boiling water can also be used to remove stains from non-synthetic fabrics.
    1. First, apply stain remover pretreatment (spray or stick pretreatments are better for oily stains) continue to soak in lukewarm water and apply heavy duty detergent if needed.
    2. For those extra difficult stains, apply dry cleaning solvent or bleach to the inside of the garment, place garment facedown on paper towels until dry, and then wash thoroughly.
    1. Rinse or soak in cool water ASAP this can take up to 30 minutes.
    2. Apply enzyme cleaner, stain remover, and/or liquid detergent to stain.
    3. If nothing worked, and the garment allows, wash in chlorine or oxygen bleach to eliminate remaining stain.
    1. First, apply stain remover pretreatment (spray or stick pretreatments are better for oily stains) continue to soak in lukewarm water and apply heavy duty detergent if needed.
    2. For those extra difficult stains, apply dry cleaning solvent or bleach to the inside of the garment, place garment facedown on paper towels until dry, and then wash thoroughly.
    1. First, apply stain remover pretreatment (spray or stick pretreatments are better for oily stains) continue to soak in lukewarm water and apply heavy duty detergent if needed.
    2. For those extra difficult stains, apply dry cleaning solvent or bleach to the inside of the garment, place garment facedown on paper towels until dry, and then wash thoroughly.
    1. Rinse the stain with cool water, preferably from the inside.
    2. Soak stain in baking soda and/or heavy duty detergent for at least an hour.
    3. Tamp stain with solution of hydrogen peroxide and dish soap.
    4. If all else fails mix dish soap with vinegar and scrub with an old toothbrush.
    5. Rinse with water and apply stain remover for about 10 minutes.
    6. Wash according to directions and air dry.
    1. Rinse or soak in cool water ASAP this can take up to 30 minutes.
    2. Apply enzyme cleaner, stain remover, and/or liquid detergent to stain.
    3. If nothing worked, and the garment allows, wash in chlorine or oxygen bleach to eliminate remaining stain.
    1. Rinse or soak in cool water ASAP this can take up to 30 minutes.
    2. Apply enzyme cleaner, stain remover, and/or liquid detergent to stain.
    3. If nothing worked, and the garment allows, wash in chlorine or oxygen bleach to eliminate remaining stain.
    1. First, apply stain remover pretreatment (spray or stick pretreatments are better for oily stains) continue to soak in lukewarm water and apply heavy duty detergent if needed.
    2. For those extra difficult stains, apply dry cleaning solvent or bleach to the inside of the garment, place garment facedown on paper towels until dry, and then wash thoroughly.
    1. Rinse or soak in cool water ASAP this can take up to 30 minutes.
    2. Apply enzyme cleaner, stain remover, and/or liquid detergent to stain.
    3. If nothing worked, and the garment allows, wash in chlorine or oxygen bleach to eliminate remaining stain.
    1. Try to remove excess gunk without worsening the stain.
    2. Rinse (from inside out) or soak in cold water for 30 minutes or more.
    3. Apply liquid detergent, stain remover and/or enzyme cleaner.
    4. Wash on hottest temperature allowed for garment.
    5. If stain remains, repeat steps before drying.
    6. If garment can handle it, use chlorine bleach or oxidized bleach to remove remaining stain.
    1. Rinse or soak in cool water ASAP this can take up to 30 minutes.
    2. Apply enzyme cleaner, stain remover, and/or liquid detergent to stain.
    3. If nothing worked, and the garment allows, wash in chlorine or oxygen bleach to eliminate remaining stain.
    1. Try to remove excess gunk without worsening the stain.
    2. Rinse (from inside out) or soak in cold water for 30 minutes or more.
    3. Apply detergent to the affected area and blot (not rub!)
    4. Put baking soda, then vinegar, to bubble the stain away and/or use stain remover, or enzyme cleaner.
    5. Put garment in wash on hottest temperature.
    6. If stain is not gone, do not dry it yet, repeat previous steps until stain is removed.
    1. First, apply stain remover pretreatment (spray or stick pretreatments are better for oily stains) continue to soak in lukewarm water and apply heavy duty detergent if needed.
    2. For those extra difficult stains, apply dry cleaning solvent or bleach to the inside of the garment, place garment facedown on paper towels until dry, and then wash thoroughly.
    1. First, apply stain remover pretreatment (spray or stick pretreatments are better for oily stains) continue to soak in lukewarm water and apply heavy duty detergent if needed.
    2. For those extra difficult stains, apply dry cleaning solvent or bleach to the inside of the garment, place garment facedown on paper towels until dry, and then wash thoroughly.
    1. Rinse or soak in cool water ASAP this can take up to 30 minutes.
    2. Apply enzyme cleaner, stain remover, and/or liquid detergent to stain.
    3. If nothing worked, and the garment allows, wash in chlorine or oxygen bleach to eliminate remaining stain.
    1. First, apply stain remover pretreatment (spray or stick pretreatments are better for oily stains) continue to soak in lukewarm water and apply heavy duty detergent if needed.
    2. For those extra difficult stains, apply dry cleaning solvent or bleach to the inside of the garment, place garment facedown on paper towels until dry, and then wash thoroughly.
    1. First, apply stain remover pretreatment (spray or stick pretreatments are better for oily stains) continue to soak in lukewarm water and apply heavy duty detergent if needed.
    2. For those extra difficult stains, apply dry cleaning solvent or bleach to the inside of the garment, place garment facedown on paper towels until dry, and then wash thoroughly.
    1. Run cold water from inside of the garment to push out stain.
    2. Apply Stain remover, enzyme cleaner, and/or heavy-duty detergent to the stain as a pretreatment for about 30 minutes.
    3. For those stubborn stains, soak in bleach if garment can handle it.
    4. Using vinegar and boiling water can also be used to remove stains from non-synthetic fabrics.
    1. Try to remove excess gunk without worsening the stain.
    2. Rinse (from inside out) or soak in cold water for 30 minutes or more.
    3. Apply liquid detergent, stain remover and/or enzyme cleaner.
    4. Wash on hottest temperature allowed for garment.
    5. If stain remains, repeat steps before drying.
    6. If garment can handle it, use chlorine bleach or oxidized bleach to remove remaining stain.
    1. Rinse stain from backside.
    2. Mix detergent and ammonia and begin blotting the stain.
    3. Rinse stain from the backside.
    4. Blot stain with mixture of white vinegar and dishwashing detergent.
    5. Apply stain remover and let sit for 10-15 minutes.
    6. Wash as recommended for garment.
    1. First, apply stain remover pretreatment (spray or stick pretreatments are better for oily stains) continue to soak in lukewarm water and apply heavy duty detergent if needed.
    2. For those extra difficult stains, apply dry cleaning solvent or bleach to the inside of the garment, place garment facedown on paper towels until dry, and then wash thoroughly.
    1. Try to remove excess gunk without worsening the stain.
    2. Rinse (from inside out) or soak in cold water for 30 minutes or more.
    3. Apply liquid detergent, stain remover and/or enzyme cleaner.
    4. Wash on hottest temperature allowed for garment.
    5. If stain remains, repeat steps before drying.
    6. If garment can handle it, use chlorine bleach or oxidized bleach to remove remaining stain.
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    1. First, apply stain remover pretreatment (spray or stick pretreatments are better for oily stains) continue to soak in lukewarm water and apply heavy duty detergent if needed.
    2. For those extra difficult stains, apply dry cleaning solvent or bleach to the inside of the garment, place garment facedown on paper towels until dry, and then wash thoroughly.
    1. First, apply stain remover pretreatment (spray or stick pretreatments are better for oily stains) continue to soak in lukewarm water and apply heavy duty detergent if needed.
    2. For those extra difficult stains, apply dry cleaning solvent or bleach to the inside of the garment, place garment facedown on paper towels until dry, and then wash thoroughly.
    1. Rinse stain from backside.
    2. Mix detergent and ammonia and begin blotting the stain.
    3. Rinse stain from the backside.
    4. Blot stain with mixture of white vinegar and dishwashing detergent.
    5. Apply stain remover and let sit for 10-15 minutes.
    6. Wash as recommended for garment.
    1. 1. Scrape off excess gunk.
    2. Dab stain with ammonia and water mixture.
    3. If stain persists, make a paste with baking soda and water or hydrogen peroxide and scrub it in with a toothbrush.
    4. You can also try two aspirins crushed in a half cup of hot water to pour onto the stain.
    5. Vinegar and water can also be used to pour onto, or soak with the stain.
    6. Wash clothes at regular settings.
    1. Rinse the stain with cool water, preferably from the inside.
    2. Soak stain in baking soda and/or heavy duty detergent for at least an hour.
    3. Tamp stain with solution of hydrogen peroxide and dish soap.
    4. If all else fails mix dish soap with vinegar and scrub with an old toothbrush.
    5. Rinse with water and apply stain remover for about 10 minutes.
    6. Wash according to directions and air dry.
    1. Run cold water from inside of the garment to push out stain.
    2. Apply Stain remover, enzyme cleaner, and/or heavy-duty detergent to the stain as a pretreatment for about 30 minutes.
    3. For those stubborn stains, soak in bleach if garment can handle it.
    4. Using vinegar and boiling water can also be used to remove stains from non-synthetic fabrics.
    1. Run cold water from inside of the garment to push out stain.
    2. Apply Stain remover, enzyme cleaner, and/or heavy-duty detergent to the stain as a pretreatment for about 30 minutes.
    3. For those stubborn stains, soak in bleach if garment can handle it.
    4. Using vinegar and boiling water can also be used to remove stains from non-synthetic fabrics.
    1. Try to remove excess gunk without worsening the stain.
    2. Rinse (from inside out) or soak in cold water for 30 minutes or more.
    3. Apply liquid detergent, stain remover and/or enzyme cleaner.
    4. Wash on hottest temperature allowed for garment.
    5. If stain remains, repeat steps before drying.
    6. If garment can handle it, use chlorine bleach or oxidized bleach to remove remaining stain.
    1. First, apply stain remover pretreatment (spray or stick pretreatments are better for oily stains) continue to soak in lukewarm water and apply heavy duty detergent if needed.
    2. For those extra difficult stains, apply dry cleaning solvent or bleach to the inside of the garment, place garment facedown on paper towels until dry, and then wash thoroughly.
    1. Try to remove excess gunk without worsening the stain.
    2. Rinse (from inside out) or soak in cold water for 30 minutes or more.
    3. Apply detergent to the affected area and blot (not rub!)
    4. Put baking soda, then vinegar, to bubble the stain away and/or use stain remover, or enzyme cleaner.
    5. Put garment in wash on hottest temperature.
    6. If stain is not gone, do not dry it yet, repeat previous steps until stain is removed.
    1. Try to remove excess gunk without worsening the stain.
    2. Rinse (from inside out) or soak in cold water for 30 minutes or more.
    3. Apply liquid detergent, stain remover and/or enzyme cleaner.
    4. Wash on hottest temperature allowed for garment.
    5. If stain remains, repeat steps before drying.
    6. If garment can handle it, use chlorine bleach or oxidized bleach to remove remaining stain.
    1. First, apply stain remover pretreatment (spray or stick pretreatments are better for oily stains) continue to soak in lukewarm water and apply heavy duty detergent if needed.
    2. For those extra difficult stains, apply dry cleaning solvent or bleach to the inside of the garment, place garment facedown on paper towels until dry, and then wash thoroughly.
    1. First, apply stain remover pretreatment (spray or stick pretreatments are better for oily stains) continue to soak in lukewarm water and apply heavy duty detergent if needed.
    2. For those extra difficult stains, apply dry cleaning solvent or bleach to the inside of the garment, place garment facedown on paper towels until dry, and then wash thoroughly.
    1. Run cold water from inside of the garment to push out stain.
    2. Apply Stain remover, enzyme cleaner, and/or heavy-duty detergent to the stain as a pretreatment for about 30 minutes.
    3. For those stubborn stains, soak in bleach if garment can handle it.
    4. Using vinegar and boiling water can also be used to remove stains from non-synthetic fabrics.
    1. Try to remove excess gunk without worsening the stain.
    2. Rinse (from inside out) or soak in cold water for 30 minutes or more.
    3. Apply liquid detergent, stain remover and/or enzyme cleaner.
    4. Wash on hottest temperature allowed for garment.
    5. If stain remains, repeat steps before drying.
    6. If garment can handle it, use chlorine bleach or oxidized bleach to remove remaining stain.
    1. Try to remove excess gunk without worsening the stain.
    2. Rinse (from inside out) or soak in cold water for 30 minutes or more.
    3. Apply detergent to the affected area and blot (not rub!)
    4. Put baking soda, then vinegar, to bubble the stain away and/or use stain remover, or enzyme cleaner.
    5. Put garment in wash on hottest temperature.
    6. If stain is not gone, do not dry it yet, repeat previous steps until stain is removed.
    1. First, apply stain remover pretreatment (spray or stick pretreatments are better for oily stains) continue to soak in lukewarm water and apply heavy duty detergent if needed.
    2. For those extra difficult stains, apply dry cleaning solvent or bleach to the inside of the garment, place garment facedown on paper towels until dry, and then wash thoroughly.
    1. Try to remove excess gunk without worsening the stain.
    2. Rinse (from inside out) or soak in cold water for 30 minutes or more.
    3. Apply liquid detergent, stain remover and/or enzyme cleaner.
    4. Wash on hottest temperature allowed for garment.
    5. If stain remains, repeat steps before drying.
    6. If garment can handle it, use chlorine bleach or oxidized bleach to remove remaining stain.
    1. First, apply stain remover pretreatment (spray or stick pretreatments are better for oily stains) continue to soak in lukewarm water and apply heavy duty detergent if needed.
    2. For those extra difficult stains, apply dry cleaning solvent or bleach to the inside of the garment, place garment facedown on paper towels until dry, and then wash thoroughly.
    1. First, apply stain remover pretreatment (spray or stick pretreatments are better for oily stains) continue to soak in lukewarm water and apply heavy duty detergent if needed.
    2. For those extra difficult stains, apply dry cleaning solvent or bleach to the inside of the garment, place garment facedown on paper towels until dry, and then wash thoroughly.
    1. Rinse or soak in cool water ASAP this can take up to 30 minutes.
    2. Apply enzyme cleaner, stain remover, and/or liquid detergent to stain.
    3. If nothing worked, and the garment allows, wash in chlorine or oxygen bleach to eliminate remaining stain.
    1. Try to remove excess gunk without worsening the stain.
    2. Rinse (from inside out) or soak in cold water for 30 minutes or more.
    3. Apply liquid detergent, stain remover and/or enzyme cleaner.
    4. Wash on hottest temperature allowed for garment.
    5. If stain remains, repeat steps before drying.
    6. If garment can handle it, use chlorine bleach or oxidized bleach to remove remaining stain.
    1. Run cold water from inside of the garment to push out stain.
    2. Apply Stain remover, enzyme cleaner, and/or heavy-duty detergent to the stain as a pretreatment for about 30 minutes.
    3. For those stubborn stains, soak in bleach if garment can handle it.
    4. Using vinegar and boiling water can also be used to remove stains from non-synthetic fabrics.
    1. First, apply stain remover pretreatment (spray or stick pretreatments are better for oily stains) continue to soak in lukewarm water and apply heavy duty detergent if needed.
    2. For those extra difficult stains, apply dry cleaning solvent or bleach to the inside of the garment, place garment facedown on paper towels until dry, and then wash thoroughly.
    1. First, apply stain remover pretreatment (spray or stick pretreatments are better for oily stains) continue to soak in lukewarm water and apply heavy duty detergent if needed.
    2. For those extra difficult stains, apply dry cleaning solvent or bleach to the inside of the garment, place garment facedown on paper towels until dry, and then wash thoroughly.
    1. Try to remove excess gunk without worsening the stain.
    2. Rinse (from inside out) or soak in cold water for 30 minutes or more.
    3. Apply liquid detergent, stain remover and/or enzyme cleaner.
    4. Wash on hottest temperature allowed for garment.
    5. If stain remains, repeat steps before drying.
    6. If garment can handle it, use chlorine bleach or oxidized bleach to remove remaining stain.
    1. Try to remove excess gunk without worsening the stain.
    2. Rinse (from inside out) or soak in cold water for 30 minutes or more.
    3. Apply detergent to the affected area and blot (not rub!)
    4. Put baking soda, then vinegar, to bubble the stain away and/or use stain remover, or enzyme cleaner.
    5. Put garment in wash on hottest temperature.
    6. If stain is not gone, do not dry it yet, repeat previous steps until stain is removed.
    1. Rinse or soak in cool water ASAP this can take up to 30 minutes.
    2. Apply enzyme cleaner, stain remover, and/or liquid detergent to stain.
    3. If nothing worked, and the garment allows, wash in chlorine or oxygen bleach to eliminate remaining stain.
    1. Try to remove excess gunk without worsening the stain.
    2. Rinse (from inside out) or soak in cold water for 30 minutes or more.
    3. Apply detergent to the affected area and blot (not rub!)
    4. Put baking soda, then vinegar, to bubble the stain away and/or use stain remover, or enzyme cleaner.
    5. Put garment in wash on hottest temperature.
    6. If stain is not gone, do not dry it yet, repeat previous steps until stain is removed.
    1. First, apply stain remover pretreatment (spray or stick pretreatments are better for oily stains) continue to soak in lukewarm water and apply heavy duty detergent if needed.
    2. For those extra difficult stains, apply dry cleaning solvent or bleach to the inside of the garment, place garment facedown on paper towels until dry, and then wash thoroughly.
    1. First, apply stain remover pretreatment (spray or stick pretreatments are better for oily stains) continue to soak in lukewarm water and apply heavy duty detergent if needed.
    2. For those extra difficult stains, apply dry cleaning solvent or bleach to the inside of the garment, place garment facedown on paper towels until dry, and then wash thoroughly.
    1. Try to remove excess gunk without worsening the stain.
    2. Rinse (from inside out) or soak in cold water for 30 minutes or more.
    3. Apply liquid detergent, stain remover and/or enzyme cleaner.
    4. Wash on hottest temperature allowed for garment.
    5. If stain remains, repeat steps before drying.
    6. If garment can handle it, use chlorine bleach or oxidized bleach to remove remaining stain.
    1. Try to remove excess gunk without worsening the stain.
    2. Rinse (from inside out) or soak in cold water for 30 minutes or more.
    3. Apply detergent to the affected area and blot (not rub!)
    4. Put baking soda, then vinegar, to bubble the stain away and/or use stain remover, or enzyme cleaner.
    5. Put garment in wash on hottest temperature.
    6. If stain is not gone, do not dry it yet, repeat previous steps until stain is removed.
    1. Try to remove excess gunk without worsening the stain.
    2. Rinse (from inside out) or soak in cold water for 30 minutes or more.
    3. Apply detergent to the affected area and blot (not rub!)
    4. Put baking soda, then vinegar, to bubble the stain away and/or use stain remover, or enzyme cleaner.
    5. Put garment in wash on hottest temperature.
    6. If stain is not gone, do not dry it yet, repeat previous steps until stain is removed.
    1. Try to remove excess gunk without worsening the stain.
    2. Rinse (from inside out) or soak in cold water for 30 minutes or more.
    3. Apply detergent to the affected area and blot (not rub!)
    4. Put baking soda, then vinegar, to bubble the stain away and/or use stain remover, or enzyme cleaner.
    5. Put garment in wash on hottest temperature.
    6. If stain is not gone, do not dry it yet, repeat previous steps until stain is removed.
    1. First, apply stain remover pretreatment (spray or stick pretreatments are better for oily stains) continue to soak in lukewarm water and apply heavy duty detergent if needed.
    2. For those extra difficult stains, apply dry cleaning solvent or bleach to the inside of the garment, place garment facedown on paper towels until dry, and then wash thoroughly.
    1. First, apply stain remover pretreatment (spray or stick pretreatments are better for oily stains) continue to soak in lukewarm water and apply heavy duty detergent if needed.
    2. For those extra difficult stains, apply dry cleaning solvent or bleach to the inside of the garment, place garment facedown on paper towels until dry, and then wash thoroughly.
    1. Try to remove excess gunk without worsening the stain.
    2. Rinse (from inside out) or soak in cold water for 30 minutes or more.
    3. Apply detergent to the affected area and blot (not rub!)
    4. Put baking soda, then vinegar, to bubble the stain away and/or use stain remover, or enzyme cleaner.
    5. Put garment in wash on hottest temperature.
    6. If stain is not gone, do not dry it yet, repeat previous steps until stain is removed.
    1. Run cold water from inside of the garment to push out stain.
    2. Apply Stain remover, enzyme cleaner, and/or heavy-duty detergent to the stain as a pretreatment for about 30 minutes.
    3. For those stubborn stains, soak in bleach if garment can handle it.
    4. Using vinegar and boiling water can also be used to remove stains from non-synthetic fabrics.
    1. Try to remove excess gunk without worsening the stain.
    2. Rinse (from inside out) or soak in cold water for 30 minutes or more.
    3. Apply liquid detergent, stain remover and/or enzyme cleaner.
    4. Wash on hottest temperature allowed for garment.
    5. If stain remains, repeat steps before drying.
    6. If garment can handle it, use chlorine bleach or oxidized bleach to remove remaining stain.
    1. Try to remove excess gunk without worsening the stain.
    2. Rinse (from inside out) or soak in cold water for 30 minutes or more.
    3. Apply detergent to the affected area and blot (not rub!)
    4. Put baking soda, then vinegar, to bubble the stain away and/or use stain remover, or enzyme cleaner.
    5. Put garment in wash on hottest temperature.
    6. If stain is not gone, do not dry it yet, repeat previous steps until stain is removed.
    1. First, apply stain remover pretreatment (spray or stick pretreatments are better for oily stains) continue to soak in lukewarm water and apply heavy duty detergent if needed.
    2. For those extra difficult stains, apply dry cleaning solvent or bleach to the inside of the garment, place garment facedown on paper towels until dry, and then wash thoroughly.
    1. First, apply stain remover pretreatment (spray or stick pretreatments are better for oily stains) continue to soak in lukewarm water and apply heavy duty detergent if needed.
    2. For those extra difficult stains, apply dry cleaning solvent or bleach to the inside of the garment, place garment facedown on paper towels until dry, and then wash thoroughly.
    1. Try to remove excess gunk without worsening the stain.
    2. Rinse (from inside out) or soak in cold water for 30 minutes or more.
    3. Apply detergent to the affected area and blot (not rub!)
    4. Put baking soda, then vinegar, to bubble the stain away and/or use stain remover, or enzyme cleaner.
    5. Put garment in wash on hottest temperature.
    6. If stain is not gone, do not dry it yet, repeat previous steps until stain is removed.
    1. Try to remove excess gunk without worsening the stain.
    2. Rinse (from inside out) or soak in cold water for 30 minutes or more.
    3. Apply detergent to the affected area and blot (not rub!)
    4. Put baking soda, then vinegar, to bubble the stain away and/or use stain remover, or enzyme cleaner.
    5. Put garment in wash on hottest temperature.
    6. If stain is not gone, do not dry it yet, repeat previous steps until stain is removed.
    1. Try to remove excess gunk without worsening the stain.
    2. Rinse (from inside out) or soak in cold water for 30 minutes or more.
    3. Apply liquid detergent, stain remover and/or enzyme cleaner.
    4. Wash on hottest temperature allowed for garment.
    5. If stain remains, repeat steps before drying.
    6. If garment can handle it, use chlorine bleach or oxidized bleach to remove remaining stain.
    or
    1. First, apply stain remover pretreatment (spray or stick pretreatments are better for oily stains) continue to soak in lukewarm water and apply heavy duty detergent if needed.
    2. For those extra difficult stains, apply dry cleaning solvent or bleach to the inside of the garment, place garment facedown on paper towels until dry, and then wash thoroughly.
    1. Run cold water from inside of the garment to push out stain.
    2. Apply Stain remover, enzyme cleaner, and/or heavy-duty detergent to the stain as a pretreatment for about 30 minutes.
    3. For those stubborn stains, soak in bleach if garment can handle it.
    4. Using vinegar and boiling water can also be used to remove stains from non-synthetic fabrics.
    1. Try to remove excess gunk without worsening the stain.
    2. Rinse (from inside out) or soak in cold water for 30 minutes or more.
    3. Apply detergent to the affected area and blot (not rub!)
    4. Put baking soda, then vinegar, to bubble the stain away and/or use stain remover, or enzyme cleaner.
    5. Put garment in wash on hottest temperature.
    6. If stain is not gone, do not dry it yet, repeat previous steps until stain is removed.
    1. Try to remove excess gunk without worsening the stain.
    2. Rinse (from inside out) or soak in cold water for 30 minutes or more.
    3. Apply liquid detergent, stain remover and/or enzyme cleaner.
    4. Wash on hottest temperature allowed for garment.
    5. If stain remains, repeat steps before drying.
    6. If garment can handle it, use chlorine bleach or oxidized bleach to remove remaining stain.
    1. Try to remove excess gunk without worsening the stain.
    2. Rinse (from inside out) or soak in cold water for 30 minutes or more.
    3. Apply detergent to the affected area and blot (not rub!)
    4. Put baking soda, then vinegar, to bubble the stain away and/or use stain remover, or enzyme cleaner.
    5. Put garment in wash on hottest temperature.
    6. If stain is not gone, do not dry it yet, repeat previous steps until stain is removed.
    1. Rinse or soak in cool water ASAP this can take up to 30 minutes.
    2. Apply enzyme cleaner, stain remover, and/or liquid detergent to stain.
    3. If nothing worked, and the garment allows, wash in chlorine or oxygen bleach to eliminate remaining stain.
    1. Rinse or soak in cool water ASAP this can take up to 30 minutes.
    2. Apply enzyme cleaner, stain remover, and/or liquid detergent to stain.
    3. If nothing worked, and the garment allows, wash in chlorine or oxygen bleach to eliminate remaining stain.
    1. First, apply stain remover pretreatment (spray or stick pretreatments are better for oily stains) continue to soak in lukewarm water and apply heavy duty detergent if needed.
    2. For those extra difficult stains, apply dry cleaning solvent or bleach to the inside of the garment, place garment facedown on paper towels until dry, and then wash thoroughly.
    1. Rinse or soak in cool water ASAP this can take up to 30 minutes.
    2. Apply enzyme cleaner, stain remover, and/or liquid detergent to stain.
    3. If nothing worked, and the garment allows, wash in chlorine or oxygen bleach to eliminate remaining stain.
    1. First, apply stain remover pretreatment (spray or stick pretreatments are better for oily stains) continue to soak in lukewarm water and apply heavy duty detergent if needed.
    2. For those extra difficult stains, apply dry cleaning solvent or bleach to the inside of the garment, place garment facedown on paper towels until dry, and then wash thoroughly.
    1. Rinse or soak in cool water ASAP this can take up to 30 minutes.
    2. Apply enzyme cleaner, stain remover, and/or liquid detergent to stain.
    3. If nothing worked, and the garment allows, wash in chlorine or oxygen bleach to eliminate remaining stain.
    1. Try to remove excess gunk without worsening the stain.
    2. Rinse (from inside out) or soak in cold water for 30 minutes or more.
    3. Apply detergent to the affected area and blot (not rub!)
    4. Put baking soda, then vinegar, to bubble the stain away and/or use stain remover, or enzyme cleaner.
    5. Put garment in wash on hottest temperature.
    6. If stain is not gone, do not dry it yet, repeat previous steps until stain is removed.
    1. Try to remove excess gunk without worsening the stain.
    2. Rinse (from inside out) or soak in cold water for 30 minutes or more.
    3. Apply detergent to the affected area and blot (not rub!)
    4. Put baking soda, then vinegar, to bubble the stain away and/or use stain remover, or enzyme cleaner.
    5. Put garment in wash on hottest temperature.
    6. If stain is not gone, do not dry it yet, repeat previous steps until stain is removed.
    1. First, apply stain remover pretreatment (spray or stick pretreatments are better for oily stains) continue to soak in lukewarm water and apply heavy duty detergent if needed.
    2. For those extra difficult stains, apply dry cleaning solvent or bleach to the inside of the garment, place garment facedown on paper towels until dry, and then wash thoroughly.
    1. Rinse or soak in cool water ASAP this can take up to 30 minutes.
    2. Apply enzyme cleaner, stain remover, and/or liquid detergent to stain.
    3. If nothing worked, and the garment allows, wash in chlorine or oxygen bleach to eliminate remaining stain.
    1. First, apply stain remover pretreatment (spray or stick pretreatments are better for oily stains) continue to soak in lukewarm water and apply heavy duty detergent if needed.
    2. For those extra difficult stains, apply dry cleaning solvent or bleach to the inside of the garment, place garment facedown on paper towels until dry, and then wash thoroughly.
    1. Try to remove excess gunk without worsening the stain.
    2. Rinse (from inside out) or soak in cold water for 30 minutes or more.
    3. Apply detergent to the affected area and blot (not rub!)
    4. Put baking soda, then vinegar, to bubble the stain away and/or use stain remover, or enzyme cleaner.
    5. Put garment in wash on hottest temperature.
    6. If stain is not gone, do not dry it yet, repeat previous steps until stain is removed.
    1. Rinse or soak in cool water ASAP this can take up to 30 minutes.
    2. Apply enzyme cleaner, stain remover, and/or liquid detergent to stain.
    3. If nothing worked, and the garment allows, wash in chlorine or oxygen bleach to eliminate remaining stain.
    1. First, apply stain remover pretreatment (spray or stick pretreatments are better for oily stains) continue to soak in lukewarm water and apply heavy duty detergent if needed.
    2. For those extra difficult stains, apply dry cleaning solvent or bleach to the inside of the garment, place garment facedown on paper towels until dry, and then wash thoroughly.
    1. Rinse or soak in cool water ASAP this can take up to 30 minutes.
    2. Apply enzyme cleaner, stain remover, and/or liquid detergent to stain.
    3. If nothing worked, and the garment allows, wash in chlorine or oxygen bleach to eliminate remaining stain.
    1. First, apply stain remover pretreatment (spray or stick pretreatments are better for oily stains) continue to soak in lukewarm water and apply heavy duty detergent if needed.
    2. For those extra difficult stains, apply dry cleaning solvent or bleach to the inside of the garment, place garment facedown on paper towels until dry, and then wash thoroughly.
    1. Rinse or soak in cool water ASAP this can take up to 30 minutes.
    2. Apply enzyme cleaner, stain remover, and/or liquid detergent to stain.
    3. If nothing worked, and the garment allows, wash in chlorine or oxygen bleach to eliminate remaining stain.
    1. First, apply stain remover pretreatment (spray or stick pretreatments are better for oily stains) continue to soak in lukewarm water and apply heavy duty detergent if needed.
    2. For those extra difficult stains, apply dry cleaning solvent or bleach to the inside of the garment, place garment facedown on paper towels until dry, and then wash thoroughly.
    1. Try to remove excess gunk without worsening the stain.
    2. Rinse (from inside out) or soak in cold water for 30 minutes or more.
    3. Apply detergent to the affected area and blot (not rub!)
    4. Put baking soda, then vinegar, to bubble the stain away and/or use stain remover, or enzyme cleaner.
    5. Put garment in wash on hottest temperature.
    6. If stain is not gone, do not dry it yet, repeat previous steps until stain is removed.
    1. Run cold water from inside of the garment to push out stain.
    2. Apply Stain remover, enzyme cleaner, and/or heavy-duty detergent to the stain as a pretreatment for about 30 minutes.
    3. For those stubborn stains, soak in bleach if garment can handle it.
    4. Using vinegar and boiling water can also be used to remove stains from non-synthetic fabrics.
    1. Try to remove excess gunk without worsening the stain.
    2. Rinse (from inside out) or soak in cold water for 30 minutes or more.
    3. Apply detergent to the affected area and blot (not rub!)
    4. Put baking soda, then vinegar, to bubble the stain away and/or use stain remover, or enzyme cleaner.
    5. Put garment in wash on hottest temperature.
    6. If stain is not gone, do not dry it yet, repeat previous steps until stain is removed.
    1. Try to remove excess gunk without worsening the stain.
    2. Rinse (from inside out) or soak in cold water for 30 minutes or more.
    3. Apply liquid detergent, stain remover and/or enzyme cleaner.
    4. Wash on hottest temperature allowed for garment.
    5. If stain remains, repeat steps before drying.
    6. If garment can handle it, use chlorine bleach or oxidized bleach to remove remaining stain.
    1. Rinse or soak in cool water ASAP this can take up to 30 minutes.
    2. Apply enzyme cleaner, stain remover, and/or liquid detergent to stain.
    3. If nothing worked, and the garment allows, wash in chlorine or oxygen bleach to eliminate remaining stain.
    1. Rinse or soak in cool water ASAP this can take up to 30 minutes.
    2. Apply enzyme cleaner, stain remover, and/or liquid detergent to stain.
    3. If nothing worked, and the garment allows, wash in chlorine or oxygen bleach to eliminate remaining stain.
    1. First, apply stain remover pretreatment (spray or stick pretreatments are better for oily stains) continue to soak in lukewarm water and apply heavy duty detergent if needed.
    2. For those extra difficult stains, apply dry cleaning solvent or bleach to the inside of the garment, place garment facedown on paper towels until dry, and then wash thoroughly.
    1. Try to remove excess gunk without worsening the stain.
    2. Rinse (from inside out) or soak in cold water for 30 minutes or more.
    3. Apply liquid detergent, stain remover and/or enzyme cleaner.
    4. Wash on hottest temperature allowed for garment.
    5. If stain remains, repeat steps before drying.
    6. If garment can handle it, use chlorine bleach or oxidized bleach to remove remaining stain.
    1. Try to remove excess gunk without worsening the stain.
    2. Rinse (from inside out) or soak in cold water for 30 minutes or more.
    3. Apply liquid detergent, stain remover and/or enzyme cleaner.
    4. Wash on hottest temperature allowed for garment.
    5. If stain remains, repeat steps before drying.
    6. If garment can handle it, use chlorine bleach or oxidized bleach to remove remaining stain.
    1. Try to remove excess gunk without worsening the stain.
    2. Rinse (from inside out) or soak in cold water for 30 minutes or more.
    3. Apply liquid detergent, stain remover and/or enzyme cleaner.
    4. Wash on hottest temperature allowed for garment.
    5. If stain remains, repeat steps before drying.
    6. If garment can handle it, use chlorine bleach or oxidized bleach to remove remaining stain.
    or
    1. Rinse or soak in cool water ASAP this can take up to 30 minutes.
    2. Apply enzyme cleaner, stain remover, and/or liquid detergent to stain.
    3. If nothing worked, and the garment allows, wash in chlorine or oxygen bleach to eliminate remaining stain.
    1. Try to remove excess gunk without worsening the stain.
    2. Rinse (from inside out) or soak in cold water for 30 minutes or more.
    3. Apply liquid detergent, stain remover and/or enzyme cleaner.
    4. Wash on hottest temperature allowed for garment.
    5. If stain remains, repeat steps before drying.
    6. If garment can handle it, use chlorine bleach or oxidized bleach to remove remaining stain.
    1. Try to remove excess gunk without worsening the stain.
    2. Rinse (from inside out) or soak in cold water for 30 minutes or more.
    3. Apply liquid detergent, stain remover and/or enzyme cleaner.
    4. Wash on hottest temperature allowed for garment.
    5. If stain remains, repeat steps before drying.
    6. If garment can handle it, use chlorine bleach or oxidized bleach to remove remaining stain.
    or
    1. Rinse or soak in cool water ASAP this can take up to 30 minutes.
    2. Apply enzyme cleaner, stain remover, and/or liquid detergent to stain.
    3. If nothing worked, and the garment allows, wash in chlorine or oxygen bleach to eliminate remaining stain.
    1. Run cold water from inside of the garment to push out stain.
    2. Apply Stain remover, enzyme cleaner, and/or heavy-duty detergent to the stain as a pretreatment for about 30 minutes.
    3. For those stubborn stains, soak in bleach if garment can handle it.
    4. Using vinegar and boiling water can also be used to remove stains from non-synthetic fabrics.
    1. Try to remove excess gunk without worsening the stain.
    2. Rinse (from inside out) or soak in cold water for 30 minutes or more.
    3. Apply detergent to the affected area and blot (not rub!)
    4. Put baking soda, then vinegar, to bubble the stain away and/or use stain remover, or enzyme cleaner.
    5. Put garment in wash on hottest temperature.
    6. If stain is not gone, do not dry it yet, repeat previous steps until stain is removed.
    1. Rinse or soak in cool water ASAP this can take up to 30 minutes.
    2. Apply enzyme cleaner, stain remover, and/or liquid detergent to stain.
    3. If nothing worked, and the garment allows, wash in chlorine or oxygen bleach to eliminate remaining stain.
    1. First, apply stain remover pretreatment (spray or stick pretreatments are better for oily stains)continue to soak in lukewarm water and apply heavy duty detergent if needed.
    2. For those extra difficult stains, apply dry cleaning solvent or bleach to the inside of the garment, place garment facedown on paper towels until dry, and then wash thoroughly.
    1. First, apply stain remover pretreatment (spray or stick pretreatments are better for oily stains)continue to soak in lukewarm water and apply heavy duty detergent if needed.
    2. For those extra difficult stains, apply dry cleaning solvent or bleach to the inside of the garment, place garment facedown on paper towels until dry, and then wash thoroughly.
    1. First, apply stain remover pretreatment (spray or stick pretreatments are better for oily stains)continue to soak in lukewarm water and apply heavy duty detergent if needed.
    2. For those extra difficult stains, apply dry cleaning solvent or bleach to the inside of the garment, place garment facedown on paper towels until dry, and then wash thoroughly.
    1. Rinse or soak in cool water ASAP this can take up to 30 minutes.
    2. Apply enzyme cleaner, stain remover, and/or liquid detergent to stain.
    3. If nothing worked, and the garment allows, wash in chlorine or oxygen bleach to eliminate remaining stain.
    1. Rinse or soak in cool water ASAP this can take up to 30 minutes.
    2. Apply enzyme cleaner, stain remover, and/or liquid detergent to stain.
    3. If nothing worked, and the garment allows, wash in chlorine or oxygen bleach to eliminate remaining stain.
    1. Try to remove excess gunk without worsening the stain.
    2. Rinse (from inside out) or soak in cold water for 30 minutes or more.
    3. Apply detergent to the affected area and blot (not rub!)
    4. Put baking soda, then vinegar, to bubble the stain away and/or use stain remover, or enzyme cleaner.
    5. Put garment in wash on hottest temperature.
    6. If stain is not gone, do not dry it yet, repeat previous steps until stain is removed.
    1. First, apply stain remover pretreatment (spray or stick pretreatments are better for oily stains)continue to soak in lukewarm water and apply heavy duty detergent if needed.
    2. For those extra difficult stains, apply dry cleaning solvent or bleach to the inside of the garment, place garment facedown on paper towels until dry, and then wash thoroughly.
    1. Rinse or soak in cool water ASAP this can take up to 30 minutes.
    2. Apply enzyme cleaner, stain remover, and/or liquid detergent to stain.
    3. If nothing worked, and the garment allows, wash in chlorine or oxygen bleach to eliminate remaining stain.
    1. Try to remove excess gunk without worsening the stain.
    2. Rinse (from inside out) or soak in cold water for 30 minutes or more.
    3. Apply detergent to the affected area and blot (not rub!)
    4. Put baking soda, then vinegar, to bubble the stain away and/or use stain remover, or enzyme cleaner.
    5. Put garment in wash on hottest temperature.
    6. If stain is not gone, do not dry it yet, repeat previous steps until stain is removed.
    1. First, apply stain remover pretreatment (spray or stick pretreatments are better for oily stains)continue to soak in lukewarm water and apply heavy duty detergent if needed.
    2. For those extra difficult stains, apply dry cleaning solvent or bleach to the inside of the garment, place garment facedown on paper towels until dry, and then wash thoroughly.
    1. Rinse or soak in cool water ASAP this can take up to 30 minutes.
    2. Apply enzyme cleaner, stain remover, and/or liquid detergent to stain.
    3. If nothing worked, and the garment allows, wash in chlorine or oxygen bleach to eliminate remaining stain.
    1. Try to remove excess gunk without worsening the stain.
    2. Rinse (from inside out) or soak in cold water for 30 minutes or more.
    3. Apply detergent to the affected area and blot (not rub!)
    4. Put baking soda, then vinegar, to bubble the stain away and/or use stain remover, or enzyme cleaner.
    5. Put garment in wash on hottest temperature.
    6. If stain is not gone, do not dry it yet, repeat previous steps until stain is removed.
    1. Try to remove excess gunk without worsening the stain.
    2. Rinse (from inside out) or soak in cold water for 30 minutes or more.
    3. Apply detergent to the affected area and blot (not rub!)
    4. Put baking soda, then vinegar, to bubble the stain away and/or use stain remover, or enzyme cleaner.
    5. Put garment in wash on hottest temperature.
    6. If stain is not gone, do not dry it yet, repeat previous steps until stain is removed.
    1. Try to remove excess gunk without worsening the stain.
    2. Rinse (from inside out) or soak in cold water for 30 minutes or more.
    3. Apply liquid detergent, stain remover and/or enzyme cleaner.
    4. Wash on hottest temperature allowed for garment.
    5. If stain remains, repeat steps before drying.
    6. If garment can handle it, use chlorine bleach or oxidized bleach to remove remaining stain.
    1. First, apply stain remover pretreatment (spray or stick pretreatments are better for oily stains)continue to soak in lukewarm water and apply heavy duty detergent if needed.
    2. For those extra difficult stains, apply dry cleaning solvent or bleach to the inside of the garment, place garment facedown on paper towels until dry, and then wash thoroughly.
    1. Try to remove excess gunk without worsening the stain.
    2. Rinse (from inside out) or soak in cold water for 30 minutes or more.
    3. Apply liquid detergent, stain remover and/or enzyme cleaner.
    4. Wash on hottest temperature allowed for garment.
    5. If stain remains, repeat steps before drying.
    6. If garment can handle it, use chlorine bleach or oxidized bleach to remove remaining stain.
    1. Try to remove excess gunk without worsening the stain.
    2. Rinse (from inside out) or soak in cold water for 30 minutes or more.
    3. Apply liquid detergent, stain remover and/or enzyme cleaner.
    4. Wash on hottest temperature allowed for garment.
    5. If stain remains, repeat steps before drying.
    6. If garment can handle it, use chlorine bleach or oxidized bleach to remove remaining stain.
    1. Try to remove excess gunk without worsening the stain.
    2. Rinse (from inside out) or soak in cold water for 30 minutes or more.
    3. Apply liquid detergent, stain remover and/or enzyme cleaner.
    4. Wash on hottest temperature allowed for garment.
    5. If stain remains, repeat steps before drying.
    6. If garment can handle it, use chlorine bleach or oxidized bleach to remove remaining stain.
    1. Try to remove excess gunk without worsening the stain.
    2. Rinse (from inside out) or soak in cold water for 30 minutes or more.
    3. Apply liquid detergent, stain remover and/or enzyme cleaner.
    4. Wash on hottest temperature allowed for garment.
    5. If stain remains, repeat steps before drying.
    6. If garment can handle it, use chlorine bleach or oxidized bleach to remove remaining stain.

    There are two different ways to remove pudding from clothing.

    Option #1

    1. First, apply stain remover pretreatment (spray or stick pretreatments are better for oily stains)continue to soak in lukewarm water and apply heavy duty detergent if needed.
    2. For those extra difficult stains, apply dry cleaning solvent or bleach to the inside of the garment, place garment facedown on paper towels until dry, and then wash thoroughly.

    Option #2

    1. First, apply stain remover pretreatment (spray or stick pretreatments are better for oily stains)continue to soak in lukewarm water and apply heavy duty detergent if needed.
    2. For those extra difficult stains, apply dry cleaning solvent or bleach to the inside of the garment, place garment facedown on paper towels until dry, and then wash thoroughly.
    1. First, apply stain remover pretreatment (spray or stick pretreatments are better for oily stains)continue to soak in lukewarm water and apply heavy duty detergent if needed.
    2. For those extra difficult stains, apply dry cleaning solvent or bleach to the inside of the garment, place garment facedown on paper towels until dry, and then wash thoroughly.
    1. Run cold water from inside of the garment to push out stain.
    2. Apply Stain remover, enzyme cleaner, and/or heavy-duty detergent to the stain as a pretreatment for about 30 minutes.
    3. For those stubborn stains, soak in bleach if garment can handle it.
    4. Using vinegar and boiling water can also be used to remove stains from non-synthetic fabrics.
    1. Rinse stain from backside.
    2. Mix detergent and ammonia and begin blotting the stain.
    3. Rinse stain from the backside.
    4. Blot stain with mixture of white vinegar and dishwashing detergent.
    5. Apply stain remover and let sit for 10-15 minutes.
    6. Wash as recommended for garment.
    1. Try to remove excess gunk without worsening the stain.
    2. Rinse (from inside out) or soak in cold water for 30 minutes or more.
    3. Apply liquid detergent, stain remover and/or enzyme cleaner.
    4. Wash on hottest temperature allowed for garment.
    5. If stain remains, repeat steps before drying.
    6. If garment can handle it, use chlorine bleach or oxidized bleach to remove remaining stain.
    1. First, apply stain remover pretreatment (spray or stick pretreatments are better for oily stains)continue to soak in lukewarm water and apply heavy duty detergent if needed.
    2. For those extra difficult stains, apply dry cleaning solvent or bleach to the inside of the garment, place garment facedown on paper towels until dry, and then wash thoroughly.
    1. Try to remove excess gunk without worsening the stain.
    2. Rinse (from inside out) or soak in cold water for 30 minutes or more.
    3. Apply liquid detergent, stain remover and/or enzyme cleaner.
    4. Wash on hottest temperature allowed for garment.
    5. If stain remains, repeat steps before drying.
    6. If garment can handle it, use chlorine bleach or oxidized bleach to remove remaining stain.
    1. First, apply stain remover pretreatment (spray or stick pretreatments are better for oily stains)continue to soak in lukewarm water and apply heavy duty detergent if needed.
    2. For those extra difficult stains, apply dry cleaning solvent or bleach to the inside of the garment, place garment facedown on paper towels until dry, and then wash thoroughly.
    1. First, apply stain remover pretreatment (spray or stick pretreatments are better for oily stains)continue to soak in lukewarm water and apply heavy duty detergent if needed.
    2. For those extra difficult stains, apply dry cleaning solvent or bleach to the inside of the garment, place garment facedown on paper towels until dry, and then wash thoroughly.
    1. First, apply stain remover pretreatment (spray or stick pretreatments are better for oily stains)continue to soak in lukewarm water and apply heavy duty detergent if needed.
    2. For those extra difficult stains, apply dry cleaning solvent or bleach to the inside of the garment, place garment facedown on paper towels until dry, and then wash thoroughly.
    1. First, apply stain remover pretreatment (spray or stick pretreatments are better for oily stains)continue to soak in lukewarm water and apply heavy duty detergent if needed.
    2. For those extra difficult stains, apply dry cleaning solvent or bleach to the inside of the garment, place garment facedown on paper towels until dry, and then wash thoroughly.
    1. Rinse or soak in cool water ASAP this can take up to 30 minutes.
    2. Apply enzyme cleaner, stain remover, and/or liquid detergent to stain.
    3. If nothing worked, and the garment allows, wash in chlorine or oxygen bleach to eliminate remaining stain.
    1. Try to remove excess gunk without worsening the stain.
    2. Rinse (from inside out) or soak in cold water for 30 minutes or more.
    3. Apply liquid detergent, stain remover and/or enzyme cleaner.
    4. Wash on hottest temperature allowed for garment.
    5. If stain remains, repeat steps before drying.
    6. If garment can handle it, use chlorine bleach or oxidized bleach to remove remaining stain.
    1. First, apply stain remover pretreatment (spray or stick pretreatments are better for oily stains)continue to soak in lukewarm water and apply heavy duty detergent if needed.
    2. For those extra difficult stains, apply dry cleaning solvent or bleach to the inside of the garment, place garment facedown on paper towels until dry, and then wash thoroughly.
    1. First, apply stain remover pretreatment (spray or stick pretreatments are better for oily stains)continue to soak in lukewarm water and apply heavy duty detergent if needed.
    2. For those extra difficult stains, apply dry cleaning solvent or bleach to the inside of the garment, place garment facedown on paper towels until dry, and then wash thoroughly.
    1. First, apply stain remover pretreatment (spray or stick pretreatments are better for oily stains)continue to soak in lukewarm water and apply heavy duty detergent if needed.
    2. For those extra difficult stains, apply dry cleaning solvent or bleach to the inside of the garment, place garment facedown on paper towels until dry, and then wash thoroughly.
    1. Try to remove excess gunk without worsening the stain.
    2. Rinse (from inside out) or soak in cold water for 30 minutes or more.
    3. Apply liquid detergent, stain remover and/or enzyme cleaner.
    4. Wash on hottest temperature allowed for garment.
    5. If stain remains, repeat steps before drying.
    6. If garment can handle it, use chlorine bleach or oxidized bleach to remove remaining stain.
    1. Try to remove excess gunk without worsening the stain.
    2. Rinse (from inside out) or soak in cold water for 30 minutes or more.
    3. Apply liquid detergent, stain remover and/or enzyme cleaner.
    4. Wash on hottest temperature allowed for garment.
    5. If stain remains, repeat steps before drying.
    6. If garment can handle it, use chlorine bleach or oxidized bleach to remove remaining stain.
    1. First, apply stain remover pretreatment (spray or stick pretreatments are better for oily stains)continue to soak in lukewarm water and apply heavy duty detergent if needed.
    2. For those extra difficult stains, apply dry cleaning solvent or bleach to the inside of the garment, place garment facedown on paper towels until dry, and then wash thoroughly.

    For Soup Containing Meat:

    1. Try to remove excess gunk without worsening the stain.
    2. Rinse (from inside out) or soak in cold water for 30 minutes or more.
    3. Apply liquid detergent, stain remover and/or enzyme cleaner.
    4. Wash on hottest temperature allowed for garment.
    5. If stain remains, repeat steps before drying.
    6. If garment can handle it, use chlorine bleach or oxidized bleach to remove remaining stain.

    For Soup Containing Vegetables:

    1. First, apply stain remover pretreatment (spray or stick pretreatments are better for oily stains)continue to soak in lukewarm water and apply heavy duty detergent if needed.
    2. For those extra difficult stains, apply dry cleaning solvent or bleach to the inside of the garment, place garment facedown on paper towels until dry, and then wash thoroughly.
    1. First, apply stain remover pretreatment (spray or stick pretreatments are better for oily stains)continue to soak in lukewarm water and apply heavy duty detergent if needed.
    2. For those extra difficult stains, apply dry cleaning solvent or bleach to the inside of the garment, place garment facedown on paper towels until dry, and then wash thoroughly.
    1. First, apply stain remover pretreatment (spray or stick pretreatments are better for oily stains)continue to soak in lukewarm water and apply heavy duty detergent if needed.
    2. For those extra difficult stains, apply dry cleaning solvent or bleach to the inside of the garment, place garment facedown on paper towels until dry, and then wash thoroughly.
    1. Try to remove excess gunk without worsening the stain
    2. Rinse (from inside out) or soak in cold water for 30 minutes or more
    3. Apply detergent to the affected area and blot (not rub!)
    4. Put baking soda, then vinegar, to bubble the stain away and/or use stain remover, or enzyme cleaner.
    5. Put garment in wash on hottest temperature.
    6. If stain is not gone, do not dry it yet, repeat previous steps until stain is removed.
    1. Rinse or soak in cool water ASAP this can take up to 30 minutes.
    2. Apply enzyme cleaner, stain remover, and/or liquid detergent to stain.
    3. If nothing worked, and the garment allows, wash in chlorine or oxygen bleach to eliminate remaining stain.

    For All Ink Except Red & Yellow:

    1. Run cold water from inside of the garment to push out stain.
    2. Apply Stain remover, enzyme cleaner, and/or heavy-duty detergent to the stain as a pretreatment for about 30 minutes.
    3. For those stubborn stains, soak in bleach if garment can handle it.
    4. Using vinegar and boiling water can also be used to remove stains from non-synthetic fabrics.

    For Red Ink:

    1. Try to remove excess gunk without worsening the stain.
    2. Rinse (from inside out) or soak in cold water for 30 minutes or more.
    3. Apply liquid detergent, stain remover and/or enzyme cleaner.
    4. Wash on hottest temperature allowed for garment.
    5. If stain remains, repeat steps before drying.
    6. If garment can handle it, use chlorine bleach or oxidized bleach to remove remaining stain.
    1. Rinse or soak in cool water ASAP this can take up to 30 minutes.
    2. Apply enzyme cleaner, stain remover, and/or liquid detergent to stain.
    3. If nothing worked, and the garment allows, wash in chlorine or oxygen bleach to eliminate remaining stain.
    1. First, apply stain remover pretreatment (spray or stick pretreatments are better for oily stains)continue to soak in lukewarm water and apply heavy duty detergent if needed.
    2. For those extra difficult stains, apply dry cleaning solvent or bleach to the inside of the garment, place garment facedown on paper towels until dry, and then wash thoroughly.
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    1. First, apply stain remover pretreatment (spray or stick pretreatments are better for oily stains)continue to soak in lukewarm water and apply heavy duty detergent if needed.
    2. For those extra difficult stains, apply dry cleaning solvent or bleach to the inside of the garment, place garment facedown on paper towels until dry, and then wash thoroughly.
    1. First, apply stain remover pretreatment (spray or stick pretreatments are better for oily stains)continue to soak in lukewarm water and apply heavy duty detergent if needed.
    2. For those extra difficult stains, apply dry cleaning solvent or bleach to the inside of the garment, place garment facedown on paper towels until dry, and then wash thoroughly.
    1. First, apply stain remover pretreatment (spray or stick pretreatments are better for oily stains)continue to soak in lukewarm water and apply heavy duty detergent if needed.
    2. For those extra difficult stains, apply dry cleaning solvent or bleach to the inside of the garment, place garment facedown on paper towels until dry, and then wash thoroughly.
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    1. First, apply stain remover pretreatment (spray or stick pretreatments are better for oily stains)continue to soak in lukewarm water and apply heavy duty detergent if needed.
    2. For those extra difficult stains, apply dry cleaning solvent or bleach to the inside of the garment, place garment facedown on paper towels until dry, and then wash thoroughly.
    1. Rinse or soak in cool water ASAP this can take up to 30 minutes.
    2. Apply enzyme cleaner, stain remover, and/or liquid detergent to stain.
    3. If nothing worked, and the garment allows, wash in chlorine or oxygen bleach to eliminate remaining stain.
    1. Run cold water from inside of the garment to push out stain.
    2. Apply Stain remover, enzyme cleaner, and/or heavy-duty detergent to the stain as a pretreatment for about 30 minutes.
    3. For those stubborn stains, soak in bleach if garment can handle it.
    4. Using vinegar and boiling water can also be used to remove stains from non-synthetic fabrics.
    1. Run cold water through the back of the stain.
    2. Apply dish-washing detergent to the stain (preferably from the back) and scrub in with a toothbrush.
    3. Add around 4 drops of vinegar to the stain.
    4. Wrap stain in paper towel and let sit for 5 minutes.
    5. Rinse with cold water and wash as normal.

    Tomato Juice

    1. Rinse or soak in cool water ASAP this can take up to 30 minutes.
    2. Apply enzyme cleaner, stain remover, and/or liquid detergent to stain.
    3. If nothing worked, and the garment allows, wash in chlorine or oxygen bleach to eliminate remaining stain.

    Other Tomato-based Products

    1. First, apply stain remover pretreatment (spray or stick pretreatments are better for oily stains)continue to soak in lukewarm water and apply heavy duty detergent if needed.
    2. For those extra difficult stains, apply dry cleaning solvent or bleach to the inside of the garment, place garment facedown on paper towels until dry, and then wash thoroughly.
    1. First, apply stain remover pretreatment (spray or stick pretreatments are better for oily stains)continue to soak in lukewarm water and apply heavy duty detergent if needed.
    2. For those extra difficult stains, apply dry cleaning solvent or bleach to the inside of the garment, place garment facedown on paper towels until dry, and then wash thoroughly.
    1. Rinse or soak in cool water ASAP this can take up to 30 minutes.
    2. Apply enzyme cleaner, stain remover, and/or liquid detergent to stain.
    3. If nothing worked, and the garment allows, wash in chlorine or oxygen bleach to eliminate remaining stain.
    1. Try to remove excess gunk without worsening the stain.
    2. Rinse (from inside out) or soak in cold water for 30 minutes or more.
    3. Apply liquid detergent, stain remover and/or enzyme cleaner.
    4. Wash on hottest temperature allowed for garment.
    5. If stain remains, repeat steps before drying.
    6. If garment can handle it, use chlorine bleach or oxidized bleach to remove remaining stain.
    1. Try to remove excess gunk without worsening the stain.
    2. Rinse (from inside out) or soak in cold water for 30 minutes or more.
    3. Apply liquid detergent, stain remover and/or enzyme cleaner.
    4. Wash on hottest temperature allowed for garment.
    5. If stain remains, repeat steps before drying.
    6. If garment can handle it, use chlorine bleach or oxidized bleach to remove remaining stain.
    1. First, apply stain remover pretreatment (spray or stick pretreatments are better for oily stains)continue to soak in lukewarm water and apply heavy duty detergent if needed.
    2. For those extra difficult stains, apply dry cleaning solvent or bleach to the inside of the garment, place garment facedown on paper towels until dry, and then wash thoroughly.
    1. Rinse or soak in cool water ASAP this can take up to 30 minutes.
    2. Apply enzyme cleaner, stain remover, and/or liquid detergent to stain.
    3. If nothing worked, and the garment allows, wash in chlorine or oxygen bleach to eliminate remaining stain.
    1. Try to remove excess gunk without worsening the stain.
    2. Rinse (from inside out) or soak in cold water for 30 minutes or more.
    3. Apply liquid detergent, stain remover and/or enzyme cleaner.
    4. Wash on hottest temperature allowed for garment.
    5. If stain remains, repeat steps before drying.
    6. If garment can handle it, use chlorine bleach or oxidized bleach to remove remaining stain.
    1. Rinse or soak in cool water ASAP this can take up to 30 minutes.
    2. Apply enzyme cleaner, stain remover, and/or liquid detergent to stain.
    3. If nothing worked, and the garment allows, wash in chlorine or oxygen bleach to eliminate remaining stain.
    1. Turn clothing inside out and lay on iron board with a towel underneath.
    2. Wet a cloth and place inside clothing beneath affected area. Press down to wet the area.
    3. Set iron to setting that is safe for clothing, and iron over water spot until the fabric is completely dry.
    4. Re-wet the clothing using your cloth and repeat process 2-3 times until water spot is gone.
    1. Rinse or soak in cool water ASAP this can take up to 30 minutes.
    2. Apply enzyme cleaner, stain remover, and/or liquid detergent to stain.
    3. If nothing worked, and the garment allows, wash in chlorine or oxygen bleach to eliminate remaining stain.

    Watercolor Paint (Except Red & Yellow):

    1. Run cold water from inside of the garment to push out stain.
    2. Apply Stain remover, enzyme cleaner, and/or heavy-duty detergent to the stain as a pretreatment for about 30 minutes.
    3. For those stubborn stains, soak in bleach if garment can handle it.
    4. Using vinegar and boiling water can also be used to remove stains from non-synthetic fabrics.

    Watercolor Paint (Red):

    1. Try to remove excess gunk without worsening the stain.
    2. Rinse (from inside out) or soak in cold water for 30 minutes or more.
    3. Apply liquid detergent, stain remover and/or enzyme cleaner.
    4. Wash on hottest temperature allowed for garment.
    5. If stain remains, repeat steps before drying.
    6. If garment can handle it, use chlorine bleach or oxidized bleach to remove remaining stain.
    1. First, apply stain remover pretreatment (spray or stick pretreatments are better for oily stains)continue to soak in lukewarm water and apply heavy duty detergent if needed.
    2. For those extra difficult stains, apply dry cleaning solvent or bleach to the inside of the garment, place garment facedown on paper towels until dry, and then wash thoroughly.
    1. Rinse or soak in cool water ASAP this can take up to 30 minutes.
    2. Apply enzyme cleaner, stain remover, and/or liquid detergent to stain.
    3. If nothing worked, and the garment allows, wash in chlorine or oxygen bleach to eliminate remaining stain.
    1. Try to remove excess gunk without worsening the stain.
    2. Rinse (from inside out) or soak in cold water for 30 minutes or more.
    3. Apply liquid detergent, stain remover and/or enzyme cleaner.
    4. Wash on hottest temperature allowed for garment.
    5. If stain remains, repeat steps before drying.
    6. If garment can handle it, use chlorine bleach or oxidized bleach to remove remaining stain.
    1. Rinse or soak in cool water ASAP this can take up to 30 minutes.
    2. Apply enzyme cleaner, stain remover, and/or liquid detergent to stain.
    3. If nothing worked, and the garment allows, wash in chlorine or oxygen bleach to eliminate remaining stain.
    1. Try to remove excess gunk without worsening the stain.
    2. Rinse (from inside out) or soak in cold water for 30 minutes or more.
    3. Apply detergent to the affected area and blot (not rub!)
    4. Put baking soda, then vinegar, to bubble the stain away and/or use stain remover, or enzyme cleaner.
    5. Put garment in wash on hottest temperature.
    6. If stain is not gone, do not dry it yet, repeat previous steps until stain is removed.
    1. Rinse stain from backside.
    2. Mix detergent and ammonia and begin blotting the stain.
    3. Rinse stain from the backside.
    4. Blot stain with mixture of white vinegar and dishwashing detergent.
    5. Apply stain remover and let sit for 10-15 minutes.
    6. Wash as recommended for garment.
    1. First, apply stain remover pretreatment (spray or stick pretreatments are better for oily stains)continue to soak in lukewarm water and apply heavy duty detergent if needed.
    2. For those extra difficult stains, apply dry cleaning solvent or bleach to the inside of the garment, place garment facedown on paper towels until dry, and then wash thoroughly.
    1. Run cold water through the back of the stain.
    2. Apply dish-washing detergent to the stain (preferably from the back) and scrub in with a toothbrush.
    3. Add around 4 drops of vinegar to the stain.
    4. Wrap stain in paper towel and let sit for 5 minutes.
    5. Rinse with cold water and wash as normal.
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