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    This document provides instructions for removing common food stains from fabrics. It lists different food stains like alcoholic beverages, chocolate, coffee, egg, fruit, gum, meat juices, milk, soft drinks and tea. For each stain, it recommends pre-treating it with cold water, club soda or white vinegar, and then washing the item in the hottest water safe for the fabric using laundry detergent and sometimes bleach. Hard to remove stains like gum and wax may require scraping or freezing to help lift the stain before washing.

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    Removing Food Stains: How To Remove Food Stain

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    Galina Galanos
    This document provides instructions for removing common food stains from fabrics. It lists different food stains like alcoholic beverages, chocolate, coffee, egg, fruit, gum, meat juices, milk, soft drinks and tea. For each stain, it recommends pre-treating it with cold water, club soda or white vinegar, and then washing the item in the hottest water safe for the fabric using laundry detergent and sometimes bleach. Hard to remove stains like gum and wax may require scraping or freezing to help lift the stain before washing.

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    Removing Food Stains

    Food Stain How to Remove

    Alcoholic Sponge with cold water or club soda. If stain remains, rinse
    Beverages with white vinegar. Wash with laundry detergent in hottest
    water safe for fabric.

    Chocolate Pre-soak in cold water. Wash with laundry detergent in


    hottest water safe for fabric.

    Coffee Soak in cold water. Wash with laundry detergent and fabric-
    safe bleach in cold water.

    Egg Scrape off dried egg. Pre-soak in cold water. Wash with
    laundry detergent in hottest water safe for fabric.

    Fruit/Fruit Juice Sponge with cold water or club soda. Pre-soak in cold water.
    Wash the item in cold water with laundry detergent and
    fabric-safe bleach.

    Gum/Wax* Rub with ice or place item in freezer, and then scrape off as
    much as possible. Use a dry cleaning solvent for any greasy
    residue. Then wash as usual.

    Meat Juices Scrape off dried juices. Pre-soak in cold water. Wash the
    item in cold water with laundry detergent and fabric-safe
    bleach.

    Milk/Ice Cream Pre-soak in cold water. Wash the item in cold water with
    laundry detergent. Treat any remaining grease spot with
    dry cleaning solvent and wash again.

    Soft Drinks Sponge immediately with cold water or club soda. Wash the
    item in cold water with laundry detergent.

    Tea Sponge with cold water or club soda. Wash with laundry
    detergent and fabric-safe bleach.

    *To clean wax out of votive cups, place in freezer overnight.


    Any remaining candle wax should release easily; then wash
    and dry cups for the next use.

    From the Reference Library at culinaryclasses.com

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