Getting Rid of Salad Dressing Stains on Canvas in a Snap
Salad dressing accidental spills can happen to the best of us. When a dressing stain lands on your canvas cloth, don’t panic! Here are the top 5 tips on how to get rid of salad dressing stains on canvas quickly and effectively.
Updated 28 Feb 2023
By Luke Smith
1. Blot the Stain
The first step to getting rid of salad dressing stains on canvas is to carefully blot the stain with a clean cloth. Blotting helps absorb some of the dressing from the canvas fabric. Make sure not to rub the cloth, as it can spread the stain further.
2. Use Baking Soda and Water Solution
Make a baking soda and water solution by mixing 1 tablespoon of baking soda with 1 cup of cool tap water. Dip a clean cloth in this solution and use it to gently sponge area of the stain.
3. Apply Detergent and Hot Water
Mix together a tablespoon of detergent with 2 cups of hot water. Apply this solution to the area of stain using a clean cloth. Blot the area until the stain has been absorbed.
4. Rinse with Cold Water
Once you’ve applied the detergent and hot water solution, rinse the area with cold water. This will help remove any traces of the detergent and also help set stain to make sure it doesn’t reappear.
5. Repeat Until Stain is Removed
If the stain isn’t fully removed after following all of the steps, repeat them until the stain is gone. If necessary, you can also use a few drops of dishwashing liquid to assist in process.
Conclusion
Accidental spills can happen and when they do, if it’s on canvas you may be worried. But with these 5 easy steps you can easily get rid of salad dressing stains on canvas in no time.
How do I prevent salad dressing stains from happening?
The best way to prevent salad dressing stains on canvas is to always put a tablecloth underneath your plates and put mats or placemats underneath your bowls and glasses of salad. This way, if something does spill, it won't be on your canvas.
Can I use bleach to get rid of the salad dressing stain?
No, using bleach on canvas is not recommended as it can damage material. Stick to the 5 steps listed above for cleaning the stain.