3 Proven Steps to Get Med Stain Out of Your Scrubs for Good
Medical professionals know all too well struggle of removing stubborn medicine stains from their scrubs. But, it doesn't have to be a battle. Here are three easy steps to get your scrubs looking as good as new again.
Updated 05 Mar 2023
By Noemi Denker
Step 1: Pre-Treat the Stained Area
The first step is to pre-treat the stained area of your scrubs. Use a detergent that is specifically designed to tackle tough stains like medicine. For the best results, apply the detergent directly onto the stain, and work it in with a soft-bristled brush. Let the detergent sit on the fabric for 15 minutes to allow it to properly penetrate the fabric.
Step 2: Wash the Item
Once you've pre-treated the stained area, it's time to wash the item in the washing machine. Be sure to use hot water and a color-safe detergent for best results. If your washer has a setting for extra soak time, select it to ensure detergent has plenty of time to work its magic.
Step 3: Dry and Enjoy!
Now all that is left to do is dry item in your dryer. Make sure you choose a low heat setting or air dry setting, as higher heat can set in the stain. Once the item is dry, give it a final inspection for any lingering marks. If there are still some spots, repeating steps one and two should do the trick.
You should now have clean and stain-free scrubs! Now you can get back to job of saving lives without worrying about stained scrubs.
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