Most likely you already have the supplies to get a soy sauce stain out right in the house.
Take the following steps to remove soy sauce from clothing, carpet, or upholstery.
Blot Any Excess Soy Sauce
Use a clean cloth or napkin to blot the wet area.
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Warning
Never rub or the stain could set in and become harder to remove.
Allow the garment to sit for three minutes before rinsing it thoroughly.
Do not do this with clothing that is colored or patterned and not colorfast.
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Plus, these natural products have a gentler impact on the environment.
Soak the Garment
If the stain remains,soak the item.
Check the Fabric
Inspect the garment after washing it but before putting it in the dryer.
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If the stain isn’t all gone, the heat of the dryer could set it permanently.
If any stain remains, repeat the cleaning process.
Rinse and Dry
Sponge the soapy solution from the spot with cold water.
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Dry by blotting with another clean cloth or paper towel.
Can Vinegar Remove Soy Sauce Stains?
Just do a colorfast test first on an inconspicuous spot with vinegar to ensure it wont bleach the item.
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If it passes, run with this to remove soy sauce stains with vinegar.
Use baking soda on the stain right away to soak up any liquid before treating.
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