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How to Remove Mustard and Ketchup Stains From Fabric

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You don't have to wear the evidence of a great hotdog forever. Here's how to get ketchup and mustard out of your clothes.

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Difficulty: Easy

Instructions

Things You'll Need:

Ammonia
Laundry Detergents
Stain Removers
Ammonia
Dull Knife
Paper Towels
Paper Towels
Paper towels

Step 1

Remove excess mustard or ketchup by scraping with a dull knife or blotting with paper towels.
Step 2

Sponge stain with cool water.
Step 3

Gently work a mild detergent into stain.
Step 4

Rinse in cool water.
Step 5

Apply a laundry stain remover.
Step 6

Wash and air dry.

Tips & Warnings

Avoid exposing the fabric to heat until the stain is completely lifted.
Treat dry-cleanable fabrics professionally.
Mix a solution of 1 tbsp. ammonia and 2 cups water if stain persists, and blot on spot.

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