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For Delicate Fabrics: Use baby shampoo instead of dish soap and blot gently instead of scrubbing.
For Heavy Soot Stains: Apply a paste of baking soda and water before washing.
For Dry-Clean-Only Fabrics: Blot with rubbing alcohol and take the item to a professional cleaner as soon as possible.
FAQ:
Q: Can I use bleach to remove soot stains?
A: Bleach is not recommended, as it can react with soot and make the stain worse. Use hydrogen peroxide for white fabrics instead.
Q: What if the soot stain doesn’t come out after one wash?
A: Repeat the pre-treatment steps and wash again. Avoid using a dryer until the stain is completely gone.
Q: Is it safe to vacuum soot off clothes?
A: Yes, but use the hose attachment with no brush to avoid pushing the soot further into the fabric.
Now you know the secret to removing soot stains in seconds! With these easy tricks, your clothes can stay spotless and fresh, no matter how stubborn the stains may seem.
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