No More Berry Panic: Here's How to Clean Your Pullover from Stains
Berries are one of the most delicious fruits out there. But they can also be one of the messiest, causing us panic when they’re splattered on something we care about. If you’ve got a berry-stained pullover, don’t worry. We’ll walk you through how to clean it.
Updated 10 Mar 2023
By Cyryl Wozniak
Step 1: Pre-Treat with Snowy or White Vinegar
Mix one part white or snowy vinegar with one part water and pour it onto the stain. Gently use a sponge or cloth to scrub the spot until you’ve loosened up all the residue.
Step 2: Rinse Gently with Water
Before continuing on to next step, rinse the spot with lukewarm water and dry gently with a towel. Blotting rather than rubbing can help prevent the stain from spreading.
Step 3: Hand Wash
Fill a sink with lukewarm water, add a few drops of detergent and hand wash the stain for five minutes. Once finished, rinse the area with lukewarm water.
Step 4: Heat Setting Stained Area
Once you’ve washed the stain, place the pullover on an ironing board, facing downwards. Put parchment paper over the stained area and press down on spot with an iron set to a low temperature. This helps set stain in place.
Step 5: Machine Wash
Finally, put your pullover into washing machine on the cold cycle and hang to dry. You should find that the stain is gone for good!
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