Uproot Wildflower Stains from Nylon with Ease
It’s that time of year when wildflowers are in full bloom and the colors of spring and summer start coming out. What a lovely sight! Unfortunately, stains from these colorful blooms can stick around on nylon fabrics if not addressed properly. Read on to learn how to get rid of pesky wildflower stains from nylon fabrics.
Updated 08 Mar 2023
By Cyryl Wozniak
What You Will Need
- warm water
- paper towels
- washing detergent
- ammonia
Step-by-Step Instructions
- Using a paper towel, blot away excess wildflower stain.
- Mix a solution of warm water and washing detergent.
- Dampen the affected area with the solution.
- Blot the area, moving outward from the center, to absorb the stain and solution.
- Mix a solution of one part ammonia and four parts warm water.
- Dampen the area with the new solution and let it sit for five minutes.
- Rinse area with warm water and blot dry.
- Repeat steps 5–7 until the stain is removed.
Additional Tips
- Be sure to apply pre-wash stain remover before laundering the fabric.
- For stubborn stains, use a medium-bristle brush to work the stain remover into the fabric in a circular motion.
- When laundering, be sure to select the lowest temperature setting and use a gentle cycle.
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