Carrot Juice Stain on Clothing
Lynda from Sandton, South Africa
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RE: Carrot Juice Stain on Clothing
That awful tomato or carrot stain on plastic storage containers. Yuck.
I found out that setting the container on the patio table in full sun for one or two days bleaches it right out.
O.
Post by the Oracle
RE: Carrot Juice Stain on Clothing
My sun was juicing carrots and splattered it all over the front of one of his best t-shirts. He didn't tell me straight away and just put it in the washing. I washed it with all the other washing without noticing the carrot all over it. When hanging it to dry I noticed it so proceeded to soak it in a soaker. This didn't remove the stains so I tried hand rubbing with washing powder which didn't help either. It is now drying on the line. What can I do next?
Post by kinkyboots
RE: Carrot Juice Stain on Clothing
Fruit and Fruit Juices - Sponge with cold water immediately. Pre-soak in cold water for at least 30 minutes. Wash with detergent and bleach safe for fabric.
While fruit stain is still moist, cover it with powdered starch. When dry, rinse the article and cold water and wash in the ordinary way.
Fruit stains may be removed with a strong solution of borax, or the stain moistened with water, rubbed with borax, and boiling water poured through.
Post by Brenda from Texas
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