What kind of cleaning solution should I use on pet stains?

For pet stains on cotton voile, mix together dish soap, white vinegar, and hydrogen peroxide in equal parts. After applying the solution to the stain, let it sit for several minutes before wiping off with a damp cloth.

How do I get rid of the odors from pet stains?

Hydrogen peroxide helps to break down odors and keep them from coming back.

Can I use rubbing alcohol on pet stains?

Yes, rubbing alcohol may be used on pet stains, however it's best to test it on a small, inconspicuous part of the fabric first to ensure it won’t discolor or damage it.

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How to Rid Pet Stains from Cotton Voile: A Comprehensive Guide

Pet stains can be a real nightmare to tackle, especially when the fabric in question is cotton voile. But with a few quick steps, you can have your favorite fabric looking its best again in no time.

Updated 11 Mar 2023

By Noemi Denker

What You'll Need:

Baking soda
White vinegar
Dish soap
Hydrogen peroxide
Rubbing alcohol

Step One: Blot & Contain

The first tip for tackling pet stains on cotton voile is to blot up as much of liquid as possible with a clean, dry cloth. Make sure to use gentle pressure as to not damage the fabric. After that, contain the stain by creating a border around it with baking soda. This will help to trap the mess and keep it from spreading further.

Step Two: Mix Your Cleaning Solution

Once the mess is contained, you can start to work on getting rid of stain. The best way to do this is by mixing together some dish soap, white vinegar, and hydrogen peroxide in a bowl. The ingredients should be mixed in equal parts. For example, if you’re using one cup of dish soap, you’ll also use one cup of vinegar and one cup of hydrogen peroxide.

Step Three: Apply the Solution & Soak

When your cleaning solution is mixed and ready, take a clean cloth and dip it in the mixture. Gently dab the cloth onto the stain, making sure to cover the entire area. Let the mixture sit for several minutes before wiping off with a damp cloth. The baking soda should absorb some of the mess and the hydrogen peroxide should break down any remaining odors.

Step Four: Rinse & Dry

When you’ve wiped away the solution, rinse the area with cold water and then pat dry with a clean cloth. Be careful not to rub or scrub the fabric too hard, as this could damage delicate cotton voile.

Optional Step: Treat With Rubbing Alcohol

If stain is particularly stubborn, you can try treating it with some rubbing alcohol. Simply apply the alcohol to a cloth and dab it onto the stain. It’s important to test the rubbing alcohol on a small, inconspicuous part of fabric first to make sure it won’t discolor or damage it.

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