Still, they are relatively easy to clean with the proper steps.
The sooner the fresh stain can be treated, the better the chances of removal.
Older or dried stains are more stubborn, so you may need to repeat the cleaning process several times.
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Always review your item’s care label before washing.
Flush With Cold Water
Flush the stain from the fabric with cold water as soon as possible.
Be careful not to over-wet upholstery, as this can create mildew and mold within the cushions.
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If your stained upholstery fabric is vintage or silk, consult a professional before attempting to remove the stain.
Point out and identify the stain to help your professional cleaner choose the proper treatment.
Sprinkle the cornstarch directly on the hot sauce stain, then let it sit for up to 30 minutes.
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Gently wipe it away with a clean, white cloth and rinse the garment from the inside out.
Always use cold water to clean hot sauce stains.
Hot water or hot temperatures in the dryer can set the stain and make it permanent.
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Vinegar is one of the best cleaners to remove hot sauce stains from clothing.
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