Get Those Unwanted Mayonnaise Stains Out of Your Parka Now!

Having a mayonnaise stain on your favorite parka can be an eyesore. Fortunately, there are many easy ways to get rid of it and restore the look and life of your parka in no time.


Updated 30 Jun 2023

By Isabelle Trottier

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Mayonnaise is one of the toughest food stains to remove from clothing. The best way to get rid of mayonnaise stains from parkas can depend on the material of your parka. For example, if your parka is made of nylon or polyester, you can use a mild detergent with cold water. If the parka is made of wool, then use lukewarm water and a special wool detergent.

When it comes to mayonnaise stains, you want to take care of them as soon as possible. Otherwise, longer it’s left on, the more difficult it will be to get rid of the stain. Here are some steps on how to clean mayonnaise stains from parkas:

  • Start by pre-treating stain with a gentle detergent, such as baking soda. Let it sit for 10 minutes.
  • Rinse the parka in cold water and check if the stain is still visible.
  • If the stain is still there, mix one cup of white vinegar with two cups of cold water. Soak the parka for 15 minutes and then rinse it with cold water.
  • If the stain is still there, mix two tablespoons of dishwashing liquid with one cup of cold water. Soak the parka in this solution for 30 minutes and rinse it with cold water.
  • If, after the 30-minute soak, the stain is still there, use a special cleaning product that is made for getting rid of tough food stains. Follow instructions on the label and rinse it with cold water.
  • Finally, let the parka air dry.

Once the parka is dry, check the area where the stain was to make sure it has been completely removed. Repeat the process if necessary.

Keeping your parka in good condition will ensure its longevity. With proper cleaning and care, your parka will last you for many years to come.

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