How to remove cherry juice stains from clothes? Many people accidentally get cherry juice on their clothes while eating cherries. What can be used to clean it off? Actually, cherry juice stains can be removed. Below, we'll explain how to clean cherry juice stains and what products work best.
How to Remove Cherry Juice Stains
Method 1: For fresh stains, sprinkle salt directly onto the stain (to absorb the juice) — dampen with water — then wash with soap.
Method 2: For dried cherry juice stains, rub with white vinegar → let sit for 5 minutes → rinse with water.
Method 3: Dissolve baking soda in water → scrub the stain. The final trick is also a clever one: For colored fabrics, wash in the following sequence: rub with concentrated salt water →water → 10% ammonia solution → detergent wash. For white fabrics, soak in bleach solution (3%-5% sodium hypochlorite) for 1-2 hours before rinsing with clean water.
Editor's tip: You can also try washing with party poppers for good results. Party poppers are available at most supermarkets.
Precautions
1.For fresh fruit stains, sprinkle salt on the stain, lightly moisten with water, then soak in soapy water before washing.
2. Mild fruit stains can be removed with cold water. If not completely removed after one wash, repeat until clean. For heavier stains, use diluted ammonia solution (1 part ammonia to 20 parts water) to neutralize the organic acids in the juice, then wash with soap.For woolen garments, pre-treat with a tartaric acid solution. Silk can be scrubbed with citric acid or a soap and alcohol solution.
3. Apply a few drops of vinegar to the stain, rub gently by hand several times, then rinse thoroughly with clean water.
Methods for Removing Other Fruit Juices
1.For fresh stains, wipe the affected area with concentrated saltwater or immediately sprinkle salt on the stain. Gently rub with your hands, moisten with water, then soak in detergent solution to clean. Alternatively, vigorously scrub with warm water and soap.For wool-blend synthetic fabrics, tartaric acid may be used for cleaning.
3. For white fabrics, add a few drops of ammonia to a 3% hydrogen peroxide solution. Moisten the stained area with a cotton ball or cloth soaked in this solution, then wipe with a clean cloth and air-dry.
4. Wipe the stained area with a 3-5% sodium hypochlorite solution, then rinse thoroughly with clean water. For old stains, soak in the solution for 1-2 hours before scrubbing and rinsing.For persimmon stains, immediately rub with wine mixed with concentrated saltwater, then wash with warm detergent solution and rinse thoroughly with clean water.
6. For tomato sauce, scrape off dried residue first, then wash with warm detergent. For jam stains, moisten with water, scrub with shampoo, then wash with soap and alcohol solution, and rinse thoroughly with clean water.
7.Soak the stain with an 80% ammonia solution, then scrub it off using a brush dipped in the ammonia solution.
8. For light fruit stains, wash with cold water. If not completely removed after one wash, repeat until clean. For heavier stains, use diluted ammonia (1 part ammonia to 20 parts water) to neutralize the organic acids in the juice, then wash with soap.For woolen garments, pre-treat with tartaric acid solution. Silk can be scrubbed with citric acid or a soap and alcohol solution.
9. Apply a few drops of vinegar to the juice stain, rub gently by hand several times, then rinse thoroughly with clean water.