How to remove multiple stain?
Removing multiple stains can be challenging, but with the right approach and a stain-removing detergent like Olympia BreeO, you can increase your chances of success. Here's a general guide on how to tackle multiple stains using Olympia BreeO:
Identify the Stains:
Determine the types of stains you're dealing with. Different stains may require different treatment approaches.
Pre-Treat Stains:
The bubbles and foam created by surfactants penetrate the fabric fibers, allowing the detergent to reach and break down stains that may be embedded in the material.
Suspension of Dirt and Stains:
Before washing, pre-treat each stain individually. Apply a small amount of Olympia BreeO directly to each stain. Gently rub the detergent into the fabric, focusing on the stained area.
Know the Stain Type and Treatment:
Protein-Based Stains (Blood, Egg, Milk): Use cold water and apply Olympia BreeO. Avoid hot water, as it can set protein stains.Oil-Based Stains (Grease, Butter): Pre-treat with Olympia BreeO and consider using a soft brush to work the detergent into the stain.Tannin Stains (Coffee, Tea): Rinse with cold water, then apply Olympia BreeO before washing.Dye Stains (Ink, Juice): Rinse with cold water and pre-treat with Olympia BreeO. These stains may be challenging, and professional help might be needed.
Check Care Labels:
Always refer to the care labels on your garments before treating stains. Follow any specific instructions provided by the manufacturer.
Sort and Wash:
After pre-treating the stains, sort your laundry according to color and fabric type. Follow the washing instructions on the garment care labels.
Use Olympia BreeO in the Wash:
Add the recommended amount of Olympia BreeO premium detergent to the washing machine. This detergent is formulated to tackle tough stains while preserving the color and texture of your clothes.
Choose the Right Wash Cycle:
Select the appropriate wash cycle on your machine. If your machine has a customizable setting, choose one that aligns with the fabric type and level of dirt on your clothes.
Inspect Before Drying:
After washing, inspect the stained areas before drying. If any stains persist, consider repeating the pre-treatment process or using a specialized stain remover.
Air-Dry for Delicates:
If dealing with delicate fabrics or stubborn stains, consider air-drying your clothes. This helps prevent potential damage from the heat of the dryer.
Evaluate Results:
Check the stains again after washing. If they're still visible, you may need to repeat the stain removal process or seek professional advice for particularly challenging stains.
Remember that the effectiveness of stain removal can depend on various factors, including the type of fabric, the nature of the stain, and how promptly you address it. It's always a good idea to test any stain removal method on a small, inconspicuous area of the fabric before applying it to the stain directly.