This helps remove any remaining alcohol from the fabric.
Step 5: Repeat If Needed
If the stain appears lighter but is still visible, you may repeat the process one more time using another 2–3 ml of alcohol.
The total amount used should never exceed 10 ml per garment.
Step 6: Wash the Garment
Once treatment is complete, wash the clothing immediately according to the care label instructions using your regular laundry detergent.
Important Safety Tips
- Never mix bleach and rubbing alcohol.
- Always rinse thoroughly before applying alcohol if bleach has been used.
- Do not use this method on wool, silk, viscose, satin, or other delicate fabrics.
- Test on an inconspicuous area first.
- Results vary depending on the type of stain and fabric.
- This method may lighten stains but will not always remove them completely.
Final Thoughts
A stubborn stain doesn’t always mean a garment is ruined.
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