So, it’s important to begin the removal process focused on the dye.
you’re free to use the same dye removal process for white, colored, or printed fabrics.
Once the gelcap dye stains are gone, wash the garment as you usually would.
The Spruce / Alison Czinkota
Even if the dye from the gelcap is gone, the oil may linger.
Inspect the stained area before drying and repeat the process if necessary.
Lift the Capsule
Lift away any solid capsule parts from carpet fibers using a dull knife.
The Spruce / Almar Creative
Use a soft-bristled brush to work the powder into the carpet.
Add one tablespoon of household ammonia to the mixture.
Allow the area to air dry away from direct heat and then vacuum to lift the carpet fibers.
The Spruce / Almar Creative
You may repeat the removal steps until the stain is gone.
Head to thedry cleanerand point out the stain as soon as possible.
If the stained clothing or upholstery is vintage or silk, consult a professional.
The Spruce / Almar Creative
If you washed the stained garment before you removed the stain, the mark might be permanent.
Do not rub immediately.
That will only push the stain deeper into the fabric fibers and make the stain harder to remove.
The Spruce / Almar Creative
Machine washing and drying a gelcap vitamin or fish oil-stained garment before pretreating it can permanently seal the stain.
Mix 1/2 cup vodka with 1 cup cool water in a spray bottle, and spritz the smelly garment.
Then hang the item outside in a well-ventilated area for a few hours.
The Spruce / Almar Creative
The sun’s ultraviolet rays help to kill bacteria, which can cause clothing to smell musty.
Plus, fresh air circulation that triggers when clothes are hung outdoors helps to remove moisture and trapped odors.
The Spruce / Almar Creative
The Spruce / Almar Creative
The Spruce / Almar Creative
The Spruce / Almar Creative
