Tomato sauce is delicious, but it can be a nightmare to clean off of silk habotai fabric. Not to worry! We’ve put together this guide to help you easily and quickly remove those pesky tomato sauce stains from your precious silk garment.
Updated 22 Feb 2023
By Brane Lukman
If your silk habotai fabric is still wet with tomato sauce, first use a clean, dry cloth to gently blot away the excess stain. Be sure to press firmly and don’t rub or scrub the fabric as this may cause the stain to spread.
Next, use a stain remover specifically designed for silk garments to pre-treat the stained area. Rub the pre-treater gently into the stain and let it sit for 5-10 minutes. This will help lift the stain from fabric.
After pre-treating the stain, put your silk habotai garment in the washing machine. Use a gentle detergent meant for delicate fabrics and be sure to select the “delicate” cycle. Once wash cycle has finished, rinse the garment thoroughly in cold water. Don’t let the garment sit in the washing machine for too long after the cycle is complete as it can make the stain more difficult to remove.
Once you’ve removed garment from the washer and rinsed it, examine stain closely to make sure it’s been removed. If there is still some residual tomato sauce, repeat steps 2-4 until the stain is gone. When the stain has been completely removed, hang the garment up to air dry.
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