Stains from rust are just a nightmare in reality for the keepers of the hearth. Some carry the damaged clothes to dry cleaning (and this is not a cheap pleasure, especially if you often resort to its help). But she does not guarantee that the stain will disappear without a trace. So how to remove rust from clothes?
Such spots stain linen in orange and penetrate deep enough into the fabric, which greatly complicates the process of their removal. And if the rust is on the clothes for a long time, then it begins to destroy the fibers. It is quite difficult, but possible, to remove the stain from ordinary tissue so that there is no trace of it.
How to remove rust from clothes? Pretty easy. It will be enough just to mix glycerin, soap and water (1: 1: 1) and rub the mixture with this mixture. After a day, you need to wash and rinse clothes.
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how to remove rust from white clothes? Here the task is complicated, but still it does not become impossible. In this case, more delicate ways to get rid of stains are needed.
1. Here is the first way to tell you how to remove rust from clothing. Take a small pan and fill it with one hundred grams of water, adding twenty grams of citric acid. Put the resulting solution on fire and heat the water to about eighty degrees, while it should not boil. After that, remove the pan from the heat and dip the rust-affected part of the garment into the water. Wait about five minutes and remove the fabric. Repeat the procedure until the rust marks disappear completely.
2. There is another good and effective way from the series "How to Remove Rust from Clothes" using the same citric acid (lemon generally copes with rust well). In this case, you need to take a little salt and add a small amount of this citric acid to it. The proportions should be taken so that when mixing these two ingredients a homogeneous (by weight) gruel is obtained. Rub the resulting slurry in a
circular motion into the white tissue (just do not overdo it - excessive use of force can lead to tissue damage). Leave the mixture on the spot for about fifteen minutes, and then wash it as usual.
3. Remove rust stains from clothing can be another way. You will no longer need citric acid, but lemon itself. It is necessary to cut a thin piece from it (preferably from the central part, so that the circumference of the cut slice is larger in diameter). Wrap a lemon circle in a bandage or gauze, and place it on a stain. Place a preheated iron on it. You can not do so many manipulations and just drop lemon juice on the stain, and so that all the tissue affected by rust is wet. And also a hot iron should be attached to the dampened fabric (if the fabric is delicate - then you need to use gauze). After completing the procedure, just wash the item.
If none of the methods helped you, try to take the soiled clothes to dry cleaning. Perhaps she can still be saved. And if it doesn’t work out ... This will be an occasion to treat yourself or your loved ones with a new thing in the near future.