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STAIN
STAIN
STAIN
STAIN
STAIN
Adhesive
tape,
chewing
gum, rubber cement
Baby
formula,
dairy
products,
egg
Beverages
(coffee,
tea,
soda,
juice,
alcoholic
beverages)
Blood
Candle
wax,
crayon
Chocolate
Collar
or
cuff
soil,
cosmetics
Dye
transfer
on
white
fabric
Grass
Grease,
oil,
tar
(butter,
fats,
salad
dressing,
cooking
oils,
car
grease,
motor
oils)
Ink
Mildew,
scorch
M u d
Mustard,
tomato
Nail
polish
Paint,
varnish
Perspiration
Rust,
brown
or
yellow
discoloration
Shoe
polish
Urine,
vomit,
mucus,
feces
Apply
ice.
Scrape
off
excess.
Place
stain
face
down
on
paper
towels.
Saturate
with
prewash
stain
remover
or
nonflammable
dry
cleaning
fluid.
Use
product
containing
enzymes
to
pretreat
or
soak
stains.
Soak
for
30
minutes
or
more.
Wash.
Pretreat
stain.
Wash
using
cold
water
and
bleach
safe
for
fabric.
Rinse
with
cold
water.
Rub
with
bar
soap.
Or,
pretreat
or
soak
with
product
containing
enzymes.
Wash
using
bleach
safe
for
fabric.
Scrape
off
surface
wax.
Place
stain
face
down
between
paper
towels.
Press
with
warm
iron
until
wax
is
absorbed.
Replace
paper
towels
frequently.
Treat
remaining
stain
with
prewash
stain
remover
or
nonflammable
dry
cleaning
fluid.
Hand
wash
to
remove
solvent.
Wash
using
bleach
safe
for
fabric.
Pretreat
or
soak
in
warm
water
using
product
containing
enzymes.
Wash
using
bleach
safe
for
fabric.
Pretreat
with
prewash
stain
remover
or
rub
with
bar
soap.
Use
packaged
color
remover.
Wash
using
bleach
safe
for
fabric.
Pretreat
or
soak
in
warm
water
using
product
containing
enzymes.
Wash
using
bleach
safe
for
fabric.
Scrape
residue
from
fabric.
Pretreat.
Wash
using
hottest
water
safe
for
fabric.
For
heavy
stains
and
tar,
apply
nonflammable
dry
cleaning
fluid
to
back
of
stain.
Replace
towels
under
stain
frequently.
Rinse
thoroughly.
Wash
using
hottest
water
safe
for
fabric.
Some
inks
may
be
impossible
to
remove.
Washing
may
set
some
inks.
Use
prewash
stain
remover,
denatured
alcohol
or
nonflammable
dry
cleaning
fluid.
Wash
with
chlorine
bleach
if
safe
for
fabric.
Or,
soak
in
oxygen
bleach
and
hot
water
before
washing.
Badly
mildewed
fabrics
may
be
permanently
damaged.
Brush
off
dry
mud.
Pretreat
or
soak
with
product
containing
enzymes.
Pretreat
with
prewash
stain
remover.
Wash
using
bleach
safe
for
fabric.
May
be
impossible
to
remove.
Place
stain
face
down
on
paper
towels.
Apply
nail
polish
remover
to
back
of
stain.
Repeat,
replacing
paper
towels
frequently.
Do
not
use
on
acetate
fabrics.
WATER
BASED:
Rinse
fabric
in
cool
water
while
stain
is
wet.
Wash.
Once
paint
is
dry,
it
cannot
be
removed.
OIL
BASED AND VARNISH: Use solvent recommended on can label. Rinse thoroughly before washing.
Use
prewash
stain
remover
or
rub
with
bar
soap.
Rinse.
Wash
using
nonchlorine
bleach
in
hottest
water
safe
for
fabric.
For
spots,
use
rust
remover
safe
for
fabric.
For
discoloration
of
an
entire
load,
use
nonchlorine
bleach.
Do
not
use
Do
not
use
Do
not
use
Do
not
use
Do
not
use
chlorine
bleach
because
it
may
intensify
discoloration.
chlorine
bleach
because
it
may
intensify
discoloration.
chlorine
bleach
because
it
may
intensify
discoloration.
chlorine
bleach
because
it
may
intensify
discoloration.
chlorine
bleach
because
it
may
intensify
discoloration.
LIQUID:
Pretreat
with
a
paste
of
granular
detergent
and
water.
PASTE:
Scrape
residue
from
fabric.
Pretreat
with
prewash
stain
remover
or
nonflammable
dry
cleaning
fluid.
Rinse.
Rub
detergent
into
dampened
area.
Wash
using
bleach
safe
for
fabric.
Pretreat
or
soak
in
product
containing
enzymes.
Wash
using
bleach
safe
for
fabric.
TREATMENT
TREATMENT
TREATMENT
TREATMENT
TREATMENT
Stain Removal
Stain Removal
Stain Removal
Stain Removal
Stain Removal
