Without soaking in bleach, here's how to remove black stains from the collar of a white uniform using 2 kitchen ingredients

Black stains on the collar of a white uniform are a common problem that often disrupts your appearance. These stains can be caused by various factors, ranging from sweat, body oil, to contact with dirt or dust. Apart from giving an untidy appearance, these black spots can also be difficult to remove if not treated properly.

It's important to know how to effectively treat black spots on your collar to maintain a clean and professional appearance. One of the most common methods is to soak clothes in bleach. Even though it is effective in removing black stains, another impact of soaking uniforms in bleach too often is that they tend to quickly damage the fabric fibers.

To be safer, you can use the method shared by Instagram user @amihinevlog. Through one of the uploaded videos, he admitted that he used ordinary detergent. However, there are two additional kitchen ingredients so that the black stains can be removed optimally.

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So, a number of these ingredients are then dissolved using boiling hot water. After that, press the clothes using a tool until all the ingredients are mixed evenly and the clothes are completely soaked. If so, soak the clothes for 1 hour.

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