Tips for cleaning special stains on Kapital brand knitted sweaters

In daily life, knitted sweaters are inevitably stained with various special stains, such as wine, perfume, ice cream, ink, ballpoint pen oil stains, egg and milk stains, milk and dairy products, cosmetics, shoe polish stains, fruit and juice, red wine stains, marker and signature handwriting, etc. Different cleaning methods are required for different stains. For example, for wine (except red wine) stains, you can first pat it gently with a moisture-absorbing cloth to remove as much excess liquid as possible, and then use a sponge dipped in a small amount of the same proportion of sprinkler and warm water to rub the corresponding parts. For perfume stains, to prevent spreading, sprinkle some salt on it first, then brush it off with a soft brush, and finally wipe it with a rag dipped in water or detergent or alcohol. For ice cream stains, you can first use a small brush to brush off the dirt that has just fallen off, and then use a brush dipped in detergent to brush it gently (be careful not to brush away the pilling), and finally dip the towel in water to wring it dry and wipe it gently. For ink and ballpoint pen stains, first wipe it with a cloth dipped in white alcohol, and then wipe it with white vinegar or medicinal alcohol. For egg and milk stains, first apply white alcohol, then wipe with diluted white vinegar. For milk and dairy products, first wipe gently with a cloth dipped in hot water, then wipe the remaining grease with detergent. If it still cannot be wiped off, try wiping with alcohol. For cosmetics and shoe polish stains, dip in turpentine or white alcohol to remove. Especially for lipstick and foundation, you need to first use a thin paper to "pick" and gently wipe, then wipe with detergent. Because lipstick will get bigger the more you wipe it, you need to wipe it carefully from the outside to the inside. For fruit, juice, and red wine stains, quickly wipe with a mixture of medicinal alcohol and water (3:1). For marker and signature handwriting, different handwritings have different ways to wipe. It can be removed with vegetable oil, glass cleaning liquid or nail polish remover.
It should be noted that when cleaning special stains, do not use warm water to wash oil stains on clothes or use bleaching powder. Rub gently to avoid damaging the fiber structure. If possible, apply some cold water to the dirty area before washing, otherwise it must be dry cleaned.