Let's face it - sometimes, our culinary adventures don't always go as planned. Whether you're enjoying a sushi dinner or having a stir-fry, your clothing can suffer the consequences of those delicious sauces. If you have soy sauce stains on jacquard fabric, fear not! Here is a guide to help you remove those pesky stains while preserving the fabric.
Updated 30 Jun 2023
By Peter Blackwood
Jacquard is a type of fabric that is tightly woven in a pattern using special looms and an embroidery-style technique. The pattern is first described on a piece of paper, which is then translated onto punch cards used to create the desired pattern on the fabric. You may recognize it because it is most famously used in decoration on upholstered furniture.
When it comes to removing soy sauce stains from jacquard fabric, it's really no different from removing it from any other material. Follow these simple steps to get your jacquard fabric looking its best again.
With a bit of patience, you can usually remove soy sauce stains from jacquard fabric without too much trouble. Just remember to use cold water and be careful to not rub or scrub the stain as this may damage the delicate weave of the fabric.
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