Detergent Powder Manufacturer’s Tips To Remove Tomato Sauce Stains

 Tomato stains stink and if they are left to sit, their pungent odour intensifies. The main issue with tomato stains is that they can be tough to remove. Tomatoes contain tannins that easily stain fabrics. If the stain was caused by tomato sauce, one of the ingredients in tomato sauce is oil, which is difficult to remove. The good news is that you can get rid of the stain at home, says a detergent powder manufacturer in Jharkhand & West Bengal.

However, do not let a tomato-stained garment dry until the stain is completely removed; heat can permanently set the stain. Take a look at how you can remove your red-stained mess from fabric in just a few simple steps.

Methods for Removing Tomato Sauce Stains from Clothes

Remove Any Extra Tomato Sauce

Remove as much of the excess tomato sauce from the fabric as possible. Use a spoon or the back of a butter knife. These tools will not harm your clothing and will aid in the removal of excess sauce. It may be tempting to skip this step, but if you do, you risk staining other areas of the fabric with the excess tomato sauce.

Coldwater should be used to wash the stain

As quickly as possible, run cold water through the back of the stain. The stain will be forced back out through the fabric due to this. Do not run it through the front of the stain, as this will only push it deeper into your clothing. Run the cold water for 10 to 15 minutes, or until the water appears to be clear, says the detergent powder manufacturer in West Bengal.

Use Detergent

Rub a small amount of detergent into the stained area of the fabric. Work it gently into the fabric in a circular motion, starting on the outside of the stained area and working inward. Allow it to sit for 10 minutes before thoroughly rinsing.

Add more detergent until the stain is gone

Continue to add more detergent until the stain is gone. Hold the stain up to the light to ensure that it has completely disappeared.

Washing and drying

If there is no stain remaining after washing, it is safe to wash and air-dry it normally, says the detergent powder manufacturer in Jharkhand & West Bengal.