Clean various types of stains on clothes quickly and efficiently
Many home remedies that we normally use in the household are effective for removing common stains from clothes and linen items.

1. Grass stains — wash the way you normally do. Then soak the garment in water to which you have added dish detergent (2 tablespoons of liquid detergent in 1 liter of water). Apply several times if the stain is more permanent.
2. Sweat stains on woolen clothes – older traces of sweat will be cleaned only by a dry cleaner. Minor traces of sweat are easily removed if you wash a woolen garment by hand in soapy water. Then wash the woolen item with water to which you have added 2 tablespoons of ammonia (2 tablespoons of ammonia in 1 liter of water).
3. Stains from shoe polish – such stains should be washed off with turpentine. Then wash the garment in a mixture of ammonia and soap spirit. Or, coat these stains with butter (or glycerin) and leave overnight then rinse as usual.
4. Red stains (from raspberries, strawberries, cherries) – soak the garment in cold water with liquid dish detergent to which you have added a few drops of glycerin. Rinse with water mixed with white (colorless) vinegar.
5. Tar stains – coat the area with stains with Vaseline or oil. Allow to soften. Then clean with a sponge dipped in a solution of water and alcohol.
6. Rain stains on woolen clothes – rub stains with a coarse cloth. Then place the garment over a pot of boiling water as water vapor will level these parts with the rest of the garment surface.
7. Sauce stains – pat the stains with a cloth soaked in a solution of soap and water. Sprinkle with powder. Leave overnight.
8. Rust stains on clothes – clean with a solution of 10 grams of lemon juice, 15 grams of table salt and 100 grams of rainwater.
9. Coat the lipstick stains with a thin layer of butter or tallow. Tap the stains with a piece of cloth dipped in 90% alcohol.
10. Spots on the carpet – sprinkle baking powder on the stains on the carpet. hold for several hours. then vacuum the carpet.