Getting Stains Out of Linens!
Don't pass up those vintage linens just because they have some stains. Or maybe you have a spot or two on your linens. See how to get those stains out using lemon juice, salt and vinegar.
What to do with those stubborn stains?
Lay a towel under your piece. Squeeze lemon juice onto the stained area.
Sprinkle salt on the lemon juice. I like to take the lemon halves and rub the lemon around in the salt. Let sit for at least and hour. Pour some vinegar over the stain and then launder as usual.
The stain is gone. Not all stains will come out, but many will.
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Barb Ross Gardineron Sep 21, 2015I use liquid tide and then an oxy clean from Dollar Tree. ( guess how much.) and about Every stain comes out. I like to let it sit overnight.
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Deyonnaon Mar 9, 2019Did you know the main ingredient in Oxyclean is hydrogen peroxide? That only costs a dollar or less.
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Lindaon Jan 26, 2020I was informed by my daughter to try a product from the dollar store..Awesome
It took water stains out of my satin curtains which was hardwater..rust looking..now my family use lace and alot of linen..they told me to use lemon and put in the sunlight..another old remedy..thank you
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Dyana Mtcastleon Sep 26, 2020I use Awesome and Rub it with a baby wipe. Comes right out to!
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