Wonderful! If fresh, and not yet laundered, Louise has your remedy. Be careful using hydrogen peroxide right out of the bottle. It is a bleaching agent, and while it may help get the wine out, it will bleach the fabric too. Here are other remedies to try.
Gently massage the stain with the cloth and rinse with cold water. You may wish to repeat this process several times to completely remove the stain. Tada! Enjoy your next bottle with the peace of mind knowing that no stain is too difficult to remove.
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Traipsing around in the snow I got salt stains on the bottom of my jeans. I wet them and scrubbed with a brush but when they dried there was still some stains there.
Try peroxide.
Hi Rita, you could try these steps: https://www.realsimple.com/home-organizing/cleaning/cleaning-stain-removal/remove-red-wine-stain
Fabric? Plastic?
If it is fresh..pour white wine on it..it will disappear. Being french we drink wine everyday, spills happen.
Use equal parts of blue dawn liquid dish soap and hydrogen peroxide.