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Water-soluble stains
Blood, egg, faeces,
urine
Coffee with milk, cocoa,
indelible pencil, ball-
point pen, lipstick, may-
onnaise, perfume,
cream, sauces, soups,
vomit
Spirits, beer, cola-
based drinks, fruit
juices, lemonade, cof-
fee, tea
Non-water-soluble stains
Butter, wax floor polish,
paint, fat, varnish, nail
varnish, furniture polish,
oil, resin, charcoal, in-
delible pencil
Chewing gum, plasti-
cine
Candle wax
Dried blood.
Treat with cold, distilled water. If necessary, re-
treat with a shampoo solution or mild fabric deter-
gent. Do not use hot water as the proteins will co-
agulate.
Treat with a lukewarm shampoo solution or mild
fabric detergent and distilled water. If traces re-
main, treat with ethyl alcohol, cleaning solvent or
stain remover after drying.
Do not allow the stain to dry, instead treat imme-
diately with a lukewarm shampoo solution or mild
fabric detergent and distilled water.
Treat with solvents such as cleaning solvent,
75% isopropyl alcohol, ethyl alcohol or standard
stain remover.
Use a standard freezing spay according to the in-
structions. With velour, there is a danger of dam-
age to the surface.
Do not use an iron! Crumble the wax away as
much as possible and
- carefully lift off (with velour, there is danger of
damage to the surface).
- If necessary, re-treat several times with clean-
ing solvent.
Moisten a white cloth with citric acid solution (1
level tablespoon to 100 ml cold water) and apply.
Do not use on cotton, linen or viscose – acid will
damage the fibres.
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