Cashmere is a beloved fabric for its luxurious feel and softness, but those qualities don’t always make it easy to keep clean. Wildflower stains are particularly hard to remove, so having right knowledge can save you lots of headaches in future. Here is how to easily tackle wildflower stains on cashmere.
Updated 09 Mar 2023
By Nishat Asif
Before beginning, you will need to gather some supplies including:
Properly cleaning the stain will require two steps: washing and soothing.
Begin by dabbing stain with a damp cloth and attempt to remove as much of the liquid as possible. Next, mix together one teaspoon of laundry detergent with four cups of cold water. Apply the mixture to the stained area, and gently blot the fabric until the stain begins to disappear. If this does not work, then you can switch to a mixture of ¼ cup vinegar and one quart of cold water instead.
Once the stain is removed, you will need to apply a soothing moisturizer to protect the fabric from any damage caused by the cleaning agent. Start by adding a few drops of liquid soap to a tablespoon of the moisturizer of your choice. Gently massage the mixture into the fabric, and let it sit for five to fifteen minutes. Effectively rinse the fabric with warm water, and finish by dabbing area with a clean cloth.
Wildflower stains on cashmere can be difficult to remove, but with right supplies and method you can easily tackle them. Keep these tips in mind when dealing with stubborn stains, and you’ll be sure to have your favorite clothes looking good as new in no time.
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