Natural ways to get rid of stains on clothes

Vinegar effectively removes non-greasy stains and here's all you have to do:

Saturate the stained area with vinegar and sprinkle baking soda over it.

Rub the mixture into the fabric and leave it for an hour.

Re-spray the area with vinegar.

Now add a cup of vinegar and some detergent to a bucket of water.

Soak the fabric overnight to completely remove the stain.

Some grease stains are extremely hard to get rid of if you don't know the right hack.

Grease stains stick out of the fabric making them pretty visible on the clothes.

Sprinkle cornstarch or baking soda on the stained area and let it absorb the stain.

You will have to leave this for at least half an hour and brush.

Rinse off and voila!

Collar stains are way too common and the most effective tool to get rid of them is by using shampoo.

Pour a little bit onto the collar and rub it to lather the shampoo.

Let it sit for about half an hour and then rinse thoroughly.

While every shampoo is just as good, those designed for oily hair work the best for this hack.

Tomato ketchup can cause notorious stains that simply wouldn't budge.

But all you need is some cold water and a liquid detergent to get the stain removed.

First, dab the stain with a cloth to remove excess ketchup.

Then, run it under cold water.

Now, directly rub a liquid detergent onto the stain.

Leave it on for ten minutes and then wash it off.

If your pen leaks onto your shirt, you won't have to throw away the shirt as there is an effective way to get rid of it.

Apply alcohol to the affected area. Sponge the stain with a clean cloth until you notice that ink is no longer being there.

Rinse and wash with a detergent in hot water to get it completely clean.