The Secret to Cleaning Gravy Stains from Fleece
Accidents happen, and sometimes those accidents involve gravy stains on your favourite fleece. Don’t worry – we can help you get those pesky stains out! Read on to learn how to clean gravy stains from fleece.
Updated 28 Jun 2023
By Peter Blackwood
Instructions to Clean Gravy Stains from Fleece
- Check tags on your fleece to make sure it's washable. If it is not, spot cleaning is the only option for removing stains.
- Use a spoon or spatula to scrape off any excess gravy from the fabric.
- Dampen the stained area with lukewarm water, then sponge the area with a mild liquid detergent and lukewarm water.
- Gently work soapy mixture into the fabric using a soft cloth and blot area until the stain is gone.
- Rinse area with lukewarm water and repeat if the stain is still visible.
- When the stain is gone, rinse area again with cold water to remove any soap residue.
- Allow fabric to air dry.
Tips for Taking Care of Your Fleece
- Always check the care instructions on your fleece before washing or spot cleaning it.
- If the care instructions call for machine washing, use the gentle cycle and a mild detergent.
- If the care instructions suggest dry cleaning only, be sure to take the garment to a professional cleaner.
- Don’t use bleach or other harsh chemicals on your fleece, as this can cause fading and damage the fabric.
- Lay your fleece flat to air dry instead of putting it in the dryer to avoid shrinkage.
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