Imagine you have a pleasant evening. You are pretty excited because they wear the most beautiful clothes, specially prepared for the occasion. But it happens that at some point, you realize with obvious concern and related discomfort that a small spot appeared on your heads.
We hope that no one notices, but your first concern now is to eliminate it as soon as possible. Rest assured that there is no foolproof and effective, enforceable on the spot. Here are some tips from experience to easily remove the most persistent stains still fresh or dry now. Butter is your solution.
In addition to food, it can be used in multiple ways. It is a gimmick that respects ecological nature, present in each building. It is also easy to take advantage of this alternative to the traditional washing removes stains or the chin with synthetic products. This system will allow you to eliminate even the most stubborn stain, chocolate, oil, grass, grease, or anything else that is. It can become a perfect detergent DIY.
First, I recommend taking a bit of butter from the refrigerator, preferably butter, not margarine. Then move it into the freezer for a time interval of about half an hour.
This process will make the butter more compact and easy to use because it may become slippery and could lend itself easily to use in the room. Once the expected time interval necessary for the cooling of the butter, withdraw it from the freezer.
A focus your attention now on the stain. Take the frozen butter and pass it on the stained area of your clothes, rubbing gently. We suggest you leave it for a few minutes, wait until the butter sprinkled on the stain is not completely melted.
You will notice after a short time; this will tend to melt. Go ahead, vigorously rubbing the fabric with paper to remove the excess butter.
The head will be ready for washing and do not require synthetic stain remover. Wipe with a dry cloth mesh waiting to wash it at home. Now the shirt is ready for the washing machine.
At the end of normal washing, you will notice that the stain is gone for good—all without using chemical detergents or other compounds.
