Most liquid medicines are alcohol-based and should be treated as soon as possible to remove it.
Be aware there is a different method to follow if the stain is fromliquid capsules like fish oil.
Use the following steps to remove alcohol-based liquid medicine stains from clothing, carpet, and upholstery.
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you could use the same technique whether the stain is fresh or several hours old.
Flush from the back of the fabric outward to avoid pushing it deeper into the fibers.
Mix a Pre-Treatment Solution
Mix 1 tablespoon ofdistilled white vinegarwith 2/3 cup of isopropyl or rubbing alcohol.
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The high heat of the dryer can set the stain and make it almost impossible to remove.
Take special care not to saturate the fabric to prevent excessive moisture in cushions.
If the upholstery is vintage or silk, consult an upholstery cleaning professional.
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Before cleaning any furniture, always follow the manufacturer’scare labelon cleaning upholstery.
Blot the Stain
Blot the stain with a plain white paper towel as soon as possible.
Work from the outside edges of the stain toward the center to prevent making the stain larger.
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Blot dry with white paper towels or another clean white cloth.
Tips
Rinse well, as leaving any soapy residue on the carpet will actually attract more soil.
Be aware that this process can remove the color from darker-colored carpets.
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As soon as possible, head to thedry cleanerand point out and identify the stain to your professional cleaner.
Always contact a professional cleaner for any silk or vintage fabrics that get stained.
They can also handle large, stubborn stains.
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confirm to choose a reputable professional to clean your carpet.
Apply the solution to the stain, then air dry and vacuum.
Remove medicine stains on clothes by pretreating with vinegar and rubbing alcohol before soaking in oxygen-based bleach.
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Most stains are much harder to remove after an item has been washed and dried in a machine dryer.
Always be mindful of water temperature, as warm or hot water can set many stains permanently.
Vinegar is a natural, but powerful stain remover on many different types of fabrics.
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