foto: YouTube/@Gianola Vlog
These three ingredients have strong enough power to remove stubborn stains.
16 April 2024 13:00
Brilio.net - Many people wear collared shirts from school to work. The reason is that the collar can make the appearance seem more formal. However, sometimes the collar is also prone to getting dirty and stained. Stains on shirt collars are usually caused by sweat released by the body.
If you don't wash it thoroughly, the stain on the shirt collar can get bigger and become very difficult to clean if you just wash it with detergent. That's why many people choose to wash shirts with dirty collars with additional bleach. Bleach is known to be effective in making clothes white again, but if used too often it can also risk damaging the fabric fibers.
So, to be safer, you can copy the trick shared by YouTube user @Gianola Vlog. Through one of his videos, he admitted that he removed the black stain on his shirt collar without bleach. He only relies on 3 ingredients from the kitchen.
Reported by BrilioFood on Tuesday (16/4), the kitchen ingredients in question are baking soda, vinegar and dishwashing soap. Apart from that, he also added toothpaste.
photo: YouTube/@Gianola Vlog
First of all, prepare all the ingredients. Also prepare the clothes to be washed. If so, apply toothpaste to the collar of the shirt which is covered in black stains. Then rub it with a toothbrush.
photo: YouTube/@Gianola Vlog
After that, sprinkle baking soda, vinegar, and dish soap onto the collar of the shirt. Then let it sit for a few moments.
"If it's done, let it sit for about 1-2 hours," he said.
photo: YouTube/@Gianola Vlog
After letting it sit for 1-2 hours, brush the collar with a toothbrush. Then rinse with water until completely clean. Because it had been left for 1-2 hours, the black stains immediately faded. The appearance of the shirt collar is bright again like new.
Well, this trick is quite easy to copy, right?
How to clean household appliances with toothpaste.You can use toothpaste as a natural cleaner for several household items. Here are the steps:
1. Prepare materials.
Prepare toothpaste (make sure it's not gel or colored toothpaste) and a soft washcloth.
2. Apply toothpaste.
Apply toothpaste to the part you want to clean. For example, you can use toothpaste to clean pot lids, faucets, or other metal surfaces.
3. Scrub with a brush or rag.
Use an old toothbrush or soft cloth to rub the toothpaste into the dirty surface. Do circular movements slowly to lift the dirt.
4. Rinse with clean water.
After finishing brushing, rinse the surface with clean water to remove any remaining toothpaste and dirt.
5. Dry with a dry cloth.
Dry the surface with a dry cloth to avoid any toothpaste residue left behind.
6. Check the results.
Check whether the toothpaste has successfully cleaned the surface well. If there is still dirt that is difficult to remove, you can repeat the steps above or use other cleaning techniques.
