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| Hey everybody My home wearing clothes and my kitchen dusters have got haldi stains and the stains just dont go... i wonder if these detergents we use here are good enuf... In India when the clothes are sun dried, haldi stains just disappear easily can somebody tell me how to remove these stains without spoiling the color of the clothes... cheers |
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| Dear Abha, Soak your clothes in a dilute mixture of Salt and water. Take about 5 tbs of salt in about 1/2 bucket of water. Soak it for atleast two hours. The stains will go. Salt works for any stain wine, blood etc.... You can also try a weak solution of liquid chlorine bleach ( mix the chlorine bleach in water and soak ) Vandhana |
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| Dear Abha, Haldi stains are very tough to remove, try the above tips and may be you will get lucky. I had a very bad experience with haldi stains on a white silk sari, the wedding sari of my daughter's. Unfortunately, the stain was really big and persistent. I got the sari colored on one of my visits to India:( L, Kamla |
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| hey everyone thanks so much for the advice i'll definitely try these tips and will let you know the results... thanks again ! ~Abha |
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