How to Get Rid of Ketchup Stains on Your Hanbok in 7 Simple Steps
Ketchup stains can ruin your Hanbok if left untreated. With the right supplies and knowledge, however, you can easily remove ketchup stains from your Hanbok and get it back to looking like new.
Updated 01 Jul 2023
By Peter Blackwood
When it comes to traditional ethnic Korean clothing, Hanbok is the outfit of choice for holidays and special occasions. The fabric of Hanbok is delicate so it needs to be handled with care. It can easily become stained, especially by messy foods like ketchup. If you find yourself with a ketchup stain on your Hanbok, don’t panic! Cleaning a ketchup stain from your Hanbok is easier than you may think.
What You’ll Need:
- Warm water
- Dish soap
- Soft cloths
- Plastic spoon or butter knife
Steps to Remove Ketchup Stains:
- Scrape off any excess ketchup with a plastic spoon or butter knife.
- Wet a clean cloth with warm water.
- Apply dish soap to the stained area of the Hanbok.
- Rub stained area gently with the cloth.
- Rinse soap off by rinsing the cloth with warm water and wringing it out.
- Wipe the stained area with the damp cloth to remove the soap and ketchup residue.
- Allow the Hanbok to air dry.
By following these simple steps, you can easily remove ketchup stains from your Hanbok and get it looking brand new again.
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