The Ultimate Guide on How to Get Medicine Stains Out of Gingham
It's always unfortunate when stains from medicine mar the beauty of gingham fabric. This guide will show you how to quickly and easily remove those pesky stains, leaving your gingham garments looking as good as new.
Updated 05 Mar 2023
By Isabelle Trottier
What You'll Need
- ¼ cup of laundry detergent or powder
- ¼ cup of distilled white vinegar
- Bowl of cold water
- Soft cloth or sponge
- Toothbrush
Step One: Pretreat With Detergent
Start by making a paste with the laundry detergent or powder and cold water. Don’t use hot water, as heat can cause the stain to set. Gently rub the paste onto the stained area with a soft cloth or sponge.
Step Two: Use White Vinegar
Make a solution of one part distilled white vinegar and one part cold water. Dip the soft cloth or sponge in mixture and dab the stained area.
Step Three: Rinse With Cold Water
Dip a second clean cloth or sponge in cold water and dab the area to rinse it. Make sure to keep rinsing the area with clean water until the cloth or sponge comes away clean.
Step Four: Use a Toothbrush
Using a toothbrush, gently scrub stain to loosen any remaining residue. Make sure to brush in a circular motion for best results.
Step Five: Wash in the Washing Machine
Put the garment in washing machine and wash according to the instructions on the care label. If a stain is still visible, repeat the steps above until it goes away.
Conclusion
Removing medicine stains from gingham fabric doesn't have to be difficult. This guide has shown you how to get rid of stubborn stains in five simple steps, giving your gingham garment a fresh new look.
What kind of detergent should I use?
Any laundry detergent or powder should do the trick.
Can I use hot water?
No, it's best to use cold water. Hot water can cause the stain to set and become harder to remove.
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