What other ingredients can I use to make a paste for cleaning vomit stains?

You can use other ingredients in place of dish soap and baking soda. White vinegar, salt, and club soda are all effective alternatives.

Can this method be used for any type of clothing?

Yes, this method can be used for other types of clothing with fabric resilient to certain cleaning agents. Be sure to test the paste on a small part of the fabric before you begin cleaning.

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Say Goodbye to Stained Hair Ties with This Quick and Easy Vomit Stain Cleaning Hack

Accidents happen, and spilled or vomited liquids can leave unsightly stains on hair ties. If you're wondering how to quickly and easily clean up these accidents, then never fear! This step-by-step guide will help you get rid of nasty vomit stains on your hair ties in no time.

Updated 07 Mar 2023

By Mateuzs Kowalski

Step 1: Gather Supplies

Bowl
Dish Soap
Baking Soda
Old Toothbrush
Cloth

Step 2: Make a Paste

In the bowl, mix together equal parts dish soap and baking soda until it forms a thick paste. This paste will help to lift the vomit stain from the hair tie.

Step 3: Apply Paste

Using the old toothbrush, apply the paste to the vomited area of the hair tie. Let the paste sit on the hair tie for 10 minutes.

Step 4: Rinse and Dry

Rinse off the paste with a damp cloth and allow hair tie to air dry. Repeat if necessary until the vomit stain is completely gone.

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