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Never iron clothes
with a deodorant or perfume stain, as this will permanently
damage the fabric |
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Be very careful not to get suntan
lotions on garments as many of them will permanently
stain. |
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Do not attempt to remove cosmetic
stains yourself, as the colour in cosmetics runs easily
and enlarges the stain. |
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Never wash an egg stain in hot water
- this will cause the stain to set. |
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The safest form of mild bleach
for whitening all natural fibres is white vinegar. |
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Some water spots on fabrics such
as silk can be removed by holding the fabric over steam
(as from a kettle) and then ironing gently while damp.
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If the stain is still wet, do not
rub it, or you will spread it. Try and absorb excess
moisture with paper towel or cotton towel. |
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To remove chewing gum from clothing
– first harden the gum on the garment with ice;
so that it will become brittle, and can be chipped off.
Then wash thoroughly to remove any sugar stains. |
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To remove perspiration stains, soak
the stain area in a warm white-vinegar water |
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Avoid leaving damp garments in
a kitchen area as they will readily absorb all smells |
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Keep garments fresh and crease
free by leaving them in the free protective covers we
supply |
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Spot-clean any food stains from
garments, as they may attract moths. Dry-clean your
moth-friendly clothes regularly to kill any new egg
deposits. Place your wool accessories in airtight drawers
or containers that include moth balls |
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