Mouthwash stains on your linen can be a real eyesore and a pain to remove. But with our guide and simple cleaning techniques, you won’t have to worry about mouthwash stains ruining your linens any longer.
Updated 06 Mar 2023
By Jacobim Mugabe
Mouthwash is an essential part of many people's daily hygiene routine. While it can help freshen breath and keep your mouth healthy, it often contains ingredients that can be damaging to your laundry such as dyes, fragrances, and alcohols. When these ingredients come into contact with linen, they can leave behind permanent stains.
The best way to prevent mouthwash stains from appearing on your linens is to rinse them immediately after coming in contact with mouthwash. As soon as you use mouthwash, take a cloth or towel and wipe off any residue that might be left behind. If the stain is already present, there are several steps you can take to remove it:
If the above technique does not work, you can also try:
No one likes to deal with mouthwash stains on their linen. But with our simple tips and tricks, removing those pesky mouthwash stains can be a hassle-free process. So don't fret if you get a little mouthwash on your linen next time you brush your teeth. Just take a few minutes to follow our advice and you'll be on your way to stain-free linens.
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