During outdoor festivals, it is very common for clothes to be dirty due to mud or mud; So we helped you solve the problem!
The big outdoor festivals are a fun experience, but they can also leave some unwanted memories in the clothes: mud and mud blemishes. With the season of great musical festivals starting in March, at the beginning of the fall, there is always the risk of rain and moisture, making the lawn and rustic spaces a real challenge to keep the pieces clean.
To ensure that the clothes return impeccable home, thus, care mark with flora clothing, brings four tips to help remove these stains without headache. Check it out:
Act fast and remove the excess
For sturdy stains, make a folder with the numbers, according to instructions for use on the back of the package, and apply directly to the stain. Letting it act for a maximum of 10 minutes and not let the product dry in the fabric. Then rinse and wash normally.
Use an efficient spot strip
The powder-powered strap, with active enzymes and oxygen, helps dissolve waste and removes difficult stains. To enhance the removal, soak the piece as shown in the product packaging.
Wash correctly and avoid drying before complete removal
After pre-lavage, wash the piece normally following the instructions of the label and the product chosen. Avoid putting the clothes on the dryer before ensuring that the stain has completely disappeared, as heat can permanently fix it in the fabric.
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