Get Rid of Those Pesky Suntan Lotion Stains on Your Corduroy!

Nobody likes to see unsightly stains on their corduroy, especially when those stains are caused by suntan lotion! But don't worry—there are a few easy tricks you can use to get those stains out and have your corduroy looking good as new. Read on to find out what they are.


Updated 12 Mar 2023

By Noemi Denker

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Method 1: Using Dish Soap

  1. Put some warm water into a bucket or basin.
  2. Mix in a few drops of liquid dish soap.
  3. Dip a clean rag or sponge into the solution.
  4. Gently dab the stain with the damp rag or sponge.
  5. If necessary, add a small amount of salt to the stain before dabbing.
  6. Flush with warm water.
  7. Rinse off the area with cold water and dab it with a cloth to remove excess moisture.
  8. Allow corduroy to air-dry.

Method 2: Using Vinegar

  1. Mix equal parts of white vinegar and water in a bucket or basin.
  2. Soak a clean rag or sponge in mixture.
  3. Gently dab the stained area with the damp rag or sponge.
  4. Allow the vinegar solution to sit on the stain for a few minutes.
  5. Rinse off the area with cold water and dab it with a cloth to remove excess moisture.
  6. Allow the corduroy to air-dry.

Method 3: Using Baking Soda

  1. Mix equal parts of baking soda and warm water in a bucket or basin.
  2. Dip a clean rag or sponge in the mixture.
  3. Gently dab the stained area with the damp rag or sponge.
  4. Rinse off the area with cold water and dab it with a cloth to remove excess moisture.
  5. Allow the corduroy to air-dry.

Prevention is Key!

The best way to avoid staining your corduroy is to keep suntan lotion away from it in first place. If you're wearing corduroy while applying lotion, make sure to cover it with a towel or other material to protect it from stains. Washing your corduroy regularly will also help minimize staining.

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