Coffee stains can't be removed? These tips are very effective

Friends in the coffee circle may always find some small "surprises" on their clothes after drinking coffee. They may get coffee stains on their clothes without knowing when. Or they may drink coffee for a long time, and the coffee stains on the cups look unsightly and cannot be washed off.

We all know that yellowing of white clothes can be treated with bleach and oil stains can be treated with detergent, but how to deal with coffee stains? Many friends may not know this! Let's follow Xiaoka to see how to quickly deal with coffee stains.

1. Coffee stains on clothes

If it's just stained, use a towel or paper towel to gently absorb the excess moisture on the coffee stain. At this time, you need to be careful not to rub it randomly. Anyone with a little common sense knows that this will expand the scope of the coffee stain.

After wiping off excess water, you can take off the clothes, grab the stained area and rub it with cold water.

If the effect is not very good, apply laundry detergent to the coffee stains and wait for a while before scrubbing.

Some friends may say that they have tried this method and it didn’t work. That’s a problem with the material of the clothes. Let’s see how to deal with different materials.

1. Coffee stains on wool clothing

First of all, if it is made of wool, do not use hydrogen peroxide, because it is highly alkaline and can easily destroy the scaly structure on the surface of wool fibers. So what should you use? You can use glycerin solution to wash. Apply glycerin to the stain, sprinkle a few grains of borax, and soak it in boiling water.

If the coffee stain has been there for a long time, you have to use glycerin and old coffee stains. You can wipe them with a mixture of glycerin and egg yolk, and then rinse them with clean water after a while.

2. Coffee stains on cotton T-shirts

We have several ways to deal with pure cotton clothes.

The most commonly used method is to use baking soda mixed with water for cleaning; you can also use a mixture of white vinegar and water to wipe the coffee stains; you can also pour some external alcohol on a towel, then use the towel to absorb the coffee stains as much as possible, and finally rinse it with cold water.

2. Coffee stains on coffee cups

Coffee lovers often drink coffee in the office or at home. After a long time, they will find that the cup is not clean. What should we do? Is there any way to clean it?

01. Toothpaste

Everyone who uses toothpaste should know that in addition to cleaning teeth, toothpaste can also be used to clean coffee stains and tea stains.

02. Baking Soda

Edible alkali has a strong cleaning ability, especially for residues such as coffee stains and tea stains.

03. Baking soda

Baking soda can remove stains from clothes, and it can definitely remove stains from cups. Baking soda also serves to disinfect the cups.

04. Vinegar

The same goes for vinegar, which can be used to remove coffee stains from clothes and cups.

05. Sprite

Use Sprite to remove coffee stains. Pour a cup of Sprite into a coffee cup. The next day you will find a layer of red and yellow stuff floating on the Sprite. After pouring it out, you will find that the cup is clean. The effect is surprisingly good!

There are many people who have coffee stains that cannot be removed and do not know how to deal with them. Do you throw away clothes and cups because you do not know how to deal with them?

That would be a shame. This guide on removing coffee stains has already taught you how to solve these problems. Save it and share it with your friends and family!