Can I use hot water when rinsing the vomit stain?

No, only use cold water when rinsing Rosepoint lace – hot water can damage the delicate lace fibers.

How do I know if the stain has been removed?

If the vomit stain has been successfully removed, the area should appear clean and free of visible residue.

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Getting Vomited on? No Problem – Here's How to Clean Rosepoint Lace

Accidents happen, and vomit is no exception. When your favorite tablecloth or napkin is made of Rosepoint lace, an extra level of care is needed to restore it to pristine condition. With a few simple steps, you can clean your Rosepoint lace and make it good as new.

Updated 07 Mar 2023

By Brane Lukman

Step 1: Gather Supplies

Before starting the cleaning process, gather these supplies:

Small bowl or container
Distilled white vinegar
Liquid detergent
Soft cloths

Step 2: Rinse Immediately

The very first step is to rinse the affected area with cold tap water. Do not rub or scrub vomit stain – just allow the cold water to flush out the excess residue. Do this until the spot has been thoroughly rinsed.

Step 3: Treat with Vinegar Solution

Mix one teaspoon of distilled white vinegar with one cup of cold water. Dip a soft cloth in the solution and gently dab the vomit stain. Let the area air dry, then rinse with cold water to remove any remaining vinegar solution.

Step 4: Wash with Detergent

Make a cleaning solution by mixing one teaspoon of liquid detergent with one cup of cold water in a small bowl or container. Dampen a cloth with the solution and gently blot the stained area. Rinse with cold water and let air dry.

Final Step: Dry Thoroughly

Once the vomit stain is gone, lay the Rosepoint lace on a flat surface or hang it up. Air dry the lace completely before storing or using it.

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