How to Clean Mouthwash Stains From Pants
No one expects their favorite pair of pants to get stained by mouthwash. But accidents happen, and the harsh acidic blend of mouthwash can leave behind a stubborn stain. To restore your pants to their former glory, use these simple steps to clean away any mouthwash stains.
Updated 05 Mar 2023
By Brane Lukman
Step 1: Blot Up Any Excess Mouthwash
The first step is to blot away any excess mouthwash from affected area on the pants. Use a clean cloth or paper towel and press firmly against the stain with a dabbing motion; this will help to draw out any remaining mouthwash from the pant’s fabric.
Step 2: Pre-Treat the Stain
Next, use a pre-treatment product to further loosen any mouthwash remaining in the fabric. Spray-on pre-treaters are readily available and easy to use; simply spray the product onto stained area and allow it to work for several minutes before proceeding to the next step.
Step 3: Wash With Detergent
Once pre-treatment has had time to work, the next step is to wash pants with a laundry detergent. The detergent should be applied directly to the stain and scrubbed in using a soft brush. After letting the detergent sit for 10 minutes, launder the pants as normal.
Step 4: Re-Treat the Stain if Necessary
If any traces of the mouthwash stain remain after laundering, repeat pre-treatment and cleaning process. This time, use a stronger pre-treatment product and a tougher stain remover detergent. When the pants are dry, assess the results; if the mouthwash stain is still present, repeat the steps again until it is completely removed.
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