Beer Stains

DR KOKIL AGARWAL

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If by chance the beer falls on your clothes what are the ways of removing it. While drinking from a can the beer , sometimes it happens that a few drops fall on the clothes.

It might appear as a small drop but it is hard to remove. Any suggestions ?aid496320-728px-Remove-Beer-Stains-from-Fabric-Step-18.jpg
 
I heard using toothpaste works good, haven't actually tried it myself though. You should definitely not use water since that will only spread the beer stains, it can't clean them by itself.
 
I am also interested in knowing how to remove beer stains from clothes especially on a white shirt. I had an experience of this kind today, though not outright beer but coffee. I am thinking same method may apply to both.
 
Ohh..really can toothpaste help in removing the beer stain?

Thanks for such an easy and wonderful solution. Toothpaste is something that is easily available in every house and applying it to remove stains can really be wonderful.

I will try it for sure.
 
I am still wondering how toothpaste actually work to remove beer stains from clothes. If proven to be true, this serve as a very economical way of getting those stains out.
 
I am still wondering how toothpaste actually work to remove beer stains from clothes. If proven to be true, this serve as a very economical way of getting those stains out.
Toothpaste has many other wonderful uses. I think this can also be the one of those.
 
Most of the time they are really a non issue, but there are some darker ones that can really do some damage, and I can certainly attest to that. Just gotta get to them early though.
 
Most of the time they are really a non issue, but there are some darker ones that can really do some damage, and I can certainly attest to that. Just gotta get to them early though.
Yes but still there are times when they simply don't don't go off no matter how immediate the action was taken.

Next time i' going to try toothpaste for sure. But I don't know if it is helpful only if it is applied instantly or can bring results later as well.
 
First, try to gently blot with a paper towel. This will help soak up the beer into the towel instead of the shirt.

Next, it's suggested that you soak the item in water with a bit of vinegar and a bit of dish washing liquid mixed in. You could also use your favorite stain remover.

Then, you can throw it in the washer as usual. Just be sure to check after washing to make sure the stain is all the way gone before you throw it in the dryer. The dryer will bake the stain in for good, if it isn't all gone. You may even want to hang the shirt to dry, to double check, instead of using the dryer.
 
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