Thankfully, you might remedy these stains with products you most likely already have at home.
Then rinse with water, blotting with a dry towel afterward to eliminate the moisture.
Learn some simple steps for removing vinegar stains from washable clothing, carpet, and upholstery.
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Always test a hidden area of carpet or upholstery first to see if the method damages the fibers.
But do not over-wet the fabric on upholstery because excess moisture can cause problems in the cushions.
Then, wet a white cloth with plain cool water and blot the area for several minutes.
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Finish by blotting with a clean, dry cloth.
You will still need to do some prep work, and not let the vinegar stain set.
If a vinegar stain appears on silk or vintage fabric or upholstery, contact a professional.
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Undiluted vinegar contains acid so if it is left on fabricespecially dark fabric with unstable dyesbleaching can occur.
Once bleaching occurs on fabric, it is not reversible.
Soak for at least a few hours or overnight.
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