So this was originally going to be written for removing hoof packing out of pants, but I remembered that I have used this for multiple different types of stains. So it’s for all stains.
*This has worked for me for hoof packing, black polish, chicken poop stains and more! But it may not work for your stain. I have not tried everything.*
How to remove stains from pants:
You are probably here because you spilled something or dropped something or you were just clumsy. It’s okay! It has happened to me COUNTLESS times. So here is my step by step guide on how to remove stains from your pants!!!
*IDK why this works, but it does for me.*
1. gather your supplies. You will need dish soap, baking soda, saline solution and (optional) toothpaste.
2. get your pants and wet them with water. You want to make sure the stained area is very damp. Make sure you squeeze out some of the water!
3. Pour some dish soap onto the stained area. The amount varies depending on how large your stain is. Just pour it until it covers the area with a little excess on the sides.
4. Pour baking soda onto the dish soap. Add enough to cover the dish soap.
5. Mix the dish soap and the baking soda together.
6. Add saline solution onto the dish soap X baking soda mix. It should be the consistency of cake batter. (Or any batter.)
7. Scrub! Keep scrubbing until you remove the stain.
8. Rinse off all residue and wash in the washer. Use cold water!
*If my steps did not work repeat the whole thing. If that didn’t work add toothpaste after step 6. If that dident work add some stain remover. If that dident work then look at some other website.*
MY AFTER:
I did not take a picture of the before
. But it was pretty bad. Imagine a few large (1 inch) clumps of dark brown tar. (Hoof packing is pretty much just tar) and some smaller stuff. Anyway this was my after!!!
Thanks for reading!
Image credits:
All taken by me
Resources:
None! I just added and removed and added random stuff until it worked.
*This has worked for me for hoof packing, black polish, chicken poop stains and more! But it may not work for your stain. I have not tried everything.*
How to remove stains from pants:
You are probably here because you spilled something or dropped something or you were just clumsy. It’s okay! It has happened to me COUNTLESS times. So here is my step by step guide on how to remove stains from your pants!!!
*IDK why this works, but it does for me.*
1. gather your supplies. You will need dish soap, baking soda, saline solution and (optional) toothpaste.
2. get your pants and wet them with water. You want to make sure the stained area is very damp. Make sure you squeeze out some of the water!
3. Pour some dish soap onto the stained area. The amount varies depending on how large your stain is. Just pour it until it covers the area with a little excess on the sides.
4. Pour baking soda onto the dish soap. Add enough to cover the dish soap.
5. Mix the dish soap and the baking soda together.
6. Add saline solution onto the dish soap X baking soda mix. It should be the consistency of cake batter. (Or any batter.)
7. Scrub! Keep scrubbing until you remove the stain.
8. Rinse off all residue and wash in the washer. Use cold water!
*If my steps did not work repeat the whole thing. If that didn’t work add toothpaste after step 6. If that dident work add some stain remover. If that dident work then look at some other website.*
MY AFTER:
I did not take a picture of the before
. But it was pretty bad. Imagine a few large (1 inch) clumps of dark brown tar. (Hoof packing is pretty much just tar) and some smaller stuff. Anyway this was my after!!!
Thanks for reading!
Image credits:
All taken by me
Resources:
None! I just added and removed and added random stuff until it worked.
Good advice and instructions to remove stains with things found around the house.