Cleaning Stains Part Four

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Cleaning stains from chocolate

Contaminated sites in the tissue are placed on the board to clean and treated with petrol soap, which causes drops and rub with your finger or fingernail depending on the type and nature of the fabric. Then treated with stain swab gasoline, with frequent changing pad under the fabric. If left traces of yellowish spots they get wet with a few drops of warm glycerin, which is rubbed with a finger, and wash with warm water. The boundaries of the areas are wet cleaned with a sponge, dry with a soft cloth or chamois and covered with sawdust.
In this manner can be cleaned chocolate stains on all types of textiles.

Cleaning stains from ice-cream

Spots are first processed swab lukewarm solution of mild soap. Places left for a short time to ventilate, then rub with a sponge soaked in a mixture of 10 cm3 of pure alcohol and 10 g 1% ammonia solution until the spots disappear. The ends of the cleaned areas are erased with a sponge to soak up with dry towel and covered with sawdust. When cleaning a delicate flower tissues before uses a mixture of alcohol and ammonia, should be done on a small sample piece (from hem) for color fastness. If they discolour ammonia solution can be used 2-3% solution of acetic acid (2 g acetic acid in 100 cm3 distilled water).

Cleaning bloodstains

When the fabric has little spots and their size are not large, local processing is applied. In other cases, resorting to dry cleaning.
Fresh bloodstains on all kinds of fabrics, Washable, removed, and tissue was washed first with clean lukewarm water and then in soapy bath. They should not be washed with hot water, since at higher temperatures the blood clot and stains can be cleaned.
White fabrics with fresh bloodstains cleaned and placed on the board and the stains are soaked by tapping with a sponge soaked with 3% solution of hydrogen peroxide. This is repeated until the stain is completely dissolved and the pad underneath stop turns. Cleaned frayed places with a sponge soaked with water, dry with a dry cloth winding, sprinkled with sawdust or dry bread crumbs and dried in air.

Cleaning the old bloodstains

Old, dried bloodstains are cleaned by thoroughly wetted swab with a solution of 4 g of borax, 40 cm3 of distilled water and 2 d (30 drops) ammoniac solution. Cleaned areas are rinsed with water.

Bloodstains on fine silk fabrics

Spots covered with kashitsa starch and leave until it is completely dry. Then the cover is scraped and the tissue rinsed sequentially with soap solution, water and finally with a weak vinegar solution (1 teaspoon of vinegar in 1 liter of water)

Bloodstains on colored fabric

Tissues are immersed in a solution of salt (3 tablespoons salt in 1 liter of water) and kept it until the blood disappears completely. Then the tissue is rinsed several times with lukewarm water.

Bloodstains on wool fabrics

Spots are rubbed with a swab with 3% ammonia solution. Then rinse with clean warm water

Bloodstains on velvet

Soak the stain with a clean 95% alcohol and then gently brushed.

Bloodstains on silk fabric

Soak the stain with a clean cloth using alcohol, then carefully removed it.

Cleaning stains from lime

The fabric should be cleaned with a stiff brush and put it on the board. The rest of the spots are wet with a sponge soaked in warm 5% solution of acetic acid (can and decolorized with active charcoal vinegar). A rough and thick fabrics can be cleaned with a brush. This operation is repeated until the spots disappear. Treated areas are frayed with gyba wet, remove spills and wet place by winding dry with a dry cloth. If necessary, wet places can be covered with dry bread crumbs or talc.
If after cleaning the talc on the fabric turn opaque areas or razsvetlyavane resulting destruction of dyes, they are retouched with pastel pencils and silk fabrics with oil.