How to remove stains from clothing?

Pure pigments

Including various pigments and inorganic substances with pigments. Once it is stained on fiber fabrics, especially white fabrics, it is difficult to remove. Appropriate chemical and physical methods must be used to remove it.

Grease

Including animal and vegetable oils and petroleum series mineral oils. Once it is stained on fiber fabrics, it is difficult to remove. It can only be removed by using some chemicals to dissolve it and then washing it.

Lipid pigments

Including printing ink, paint and other fatty substances containing pigments. The removal of this type of stain is more difficult than the removal of colorless grease and pure pigments.

Acid pigments

Including acids and various fruit juice stains and other acid-containing pigments. It is a substance that can be dissolved in water. When it is stained on fiber fabrics, it is difficult to remove. It can only be removed with chemical neutralization, and the company’s stain remover solves the problem.

Proteins

Some protein-containing substances, including blood and milk stains, can dissolve in water and are afraid of high temperatures. Once encountering high temperatures, the protein will be firmly combined with the fabric fibers and difficult to remove.

Colloidal pigments

Including watercolor paints, inks and other substances containing pigments in glue. Glue-based pigment stains have strong adhesion and are more difficult to remove than pure pigment and glue stains.

Glues

Including glue, white latex, resin glue, etc., as well as various water-soluble and hydrophobic adhesives. This type of stain has strong adhesion and is difficult to remove when it sticks to fiber fabrics. It can only be removed using appropriate chemical and physical methods.