How to remove rainwater stains
Who has never happened to be outside the house without an umbrella and be surprised by a storm? A bad influence could result, but not only that, rainwater, also based on the level of pollution in the air, could leave unsightly stains on clothes.
It does not always happen because these drops often tend to dry without a trace, but what to do in the case? Removing them is not a complex operation. Below we see how to remove rainwater stains from clothes.
Let’s see how to remove rainwater stains using an iron. Get a clean white towel, spread it out on the ironing board, and turn over the garment you intend to remove. The iron must be passed on the inside of the fabric, which must be moistened with a damp cloth in correspondence with the stain.
Once moistened, turn on the iron-making to set it according to the fabric that you will need to remove and pass it over the stain until the water has completely evaporated. Repeat this operation several times until the rainwater stain is eliminated.
If the fabric to be stained is suede, the procedure is completely different. Let’s see it below. After getting some water on the garment, get a nail file, and gently wipe it over the suede fabric’s rainwater stains. Continue with the operation, always paying attention not to rub too hard, ruining the fabric until the stain disappears. Finally, place the fabric in a dry place. If rings remain, turn the fabric over and rub with the back of a spoon until eliminated.
If water stains were present on a silk garment, you would have to wash the garment in warm water using a detergent for delicate fabrics, preferring to wash by hand. Shake it as little as possible without rubbing, squeezing, or pulling the fabric: on the contrary, keep it as loose and free as possible in a large volume of water, for example, that of a bathtub.
After rinsing the dress, hang it to dry on a plastic hanger with padded straps—Iron the item of clothing from the inside, keeping a soft cloth under the robe. The spots will disappear without a trace.
