Get Salad Dressing Stains Out of Guipure Lace: Your Easy Guide
Salad dressings like vinaigrettes and creamy dressings can leave their mark -- literally -- on your guipure lace. If you have a few stubborn stains from dressing, don’t worry! This guide will show you how to get the stains out with just a few household items.
Updated 28 Feb 2023
By Peter Blackwood
What You’ll Need
- Mild detergent like dishwashing liquid or a gentle soap
- Two buckets, one filled with warm water and a little bit of the soap, and the other filled with clean, cold water
- Towel
How to Clean Your Guipure Lace
- Start by dampening the stain setting it with a sponge soaked in the detergent solution.
- Gently dab, do not rub, the stained area to lift the stain.
- Rinse area with water by dipping the affected area in the bucket of clean water.
- Allow it to air dry on a towel or cool, smooth surface
Can I Use Commercial Stain Removers?
Yes, you can, but some commercial cleaners may be too harsh for delicate fabrics like guipure lace. Test a small spot with cleaner first to make sure that it won't damage fabric.
How Should I Store My Guipure Lace?
Store your guipure lace in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight. It’s best to store it in a cotton garment bag, as this will help keep dust and moths away, and keep it looking impeccable.
Will This Work for Blood Stains?
Yes, the same cleaning steps should work for removing blood stains from guipure lace. For particularly stubborn stains, add a tablespoon of ammonia to the cleaning solution.
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