Take action as soon as you notice there’s a beet stain on clothing to prevent permanent marks.
Never rub the stainjust blot itor it can spread and further penetrate the fibers of the fabric.
Below, learn how to remove beet stains on clothing.
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Check thecare labelon the beet-stained clothing.
Apply Enzyme-Based Stain Remover
Next, treat the stained area with a stain remover.
This will remove any oily components or other ingredients in the beet dish from the fabric as well.
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The sooner you take it to thedry cleaner, the better.
Always point out and identify the stain to the professional cleaner to help them remove it properly.
Without proper pre-treatment and care, the heat from your own dryer may make the stain permanent.
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Beet juice stains can easily become permanent if not treated quickly and properly.
Apply stain removers after flushing the fabric with water.
Beet stains can be treated with a commercial stain remover like a stick, gel, or spray.
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Beet stains can be removed from white fabrics using the same cleaners you’d use for colorful fabrics.
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