How do I remove salt stains from bottom of jeans
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Nancy Collins
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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.
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I hear ya, I get them bad too (living in northern MN) the best way I've found to deal with it is just regular soap and really hot water, scrub scrub scrub and it comes right off.
I am also from Minnesota and deal with this for months each year, I just wash them in the washer with good detergent and cold water as usual and they have always come out fine. If I see a shadow of it, I will wash them again. I have noticed that it can take the color off the jeans occasionally if it is where you fold jeans if they are too long.
3 Mix 1-tablespoon of white vinegar with 1-quart of warm water. Use a clean rag to sponge the vinegar solution onto any remaining salt stains on the pants. 4 Blot the fabric with a dry cloth. Launder the pants as usual.
Hello. Vinegar works to remove the salt.
Vinegar and water should do the trick.
white vinegar and water
Try wiping them with an old t-shirt soaked with white vinegar and then washing in the machine.