Cleaning Seersucker Pet Stains Like a Pro!
We all love our furry friends, but unfortunately, their accidents can make for some nasty stain-cleaning jobs. If your beloved pet has marked your seersucker garment, you don’t have to throw it away just yet! Here are some tips and tricks to get even the toughest pet stains out of your seersucker fabric.
Updated 11 Mar 2023
By Noemi Denker
Removing Fresh Stains
If the stain is new and still wet, it’s best to tackle it immediately before it sets in. Begin by dabbing at the stain with a cloth or paper towel, absorbing as much liquid as possible.
Next, mix a solution of one tablespoon white vinegar and two cups of warm water and apply directly to the stain. Blot the stain with a clean cloth until the stain has been absorbed.
Wash the area with a gentle detergent and warm water, then rinse with cool water. Let fabric air dry, and inspect the area to ensure stain has been removed.
Tackling Older Pet Stains
If the stain has been around for some time, try applying a stain remover specifically made for seersucker fabrics. Start by spraying the stain remover onto the affected area and let sit for at least five minutes.
Gently scrub area with a soft-bristled brush or cloth and rinse with cool water. Re-apply the stain remover if necessary, and then wash the garment according to its care instructions.
Additional Stain-Fighting Tips
- Be sure to use a delicate detergent when washing seersucker fabric, and always set washing machine on a gentle cycle.
- Avoid using high temperatures when drying seersucker, since fabric may shrink or lose its shape.
- Whenever possible, blot up any spills immediately.
- Regular spot cleaning and laundering can go a long way in preventing the formation of any tough stains.
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