1. New stains can be wiped with strong brine, or they can be immediately sprinkled with salt, lightly rubbed with hands, soaked in water and then washed with detergent solution, or washed with warm water and soap.
2. After removing heavy marks and old marks, the organic acids in the juice can be neutralized with 5% ammonia water first, and then washed with detergent.
3. If the fabric is white, add a few drops of ammonia water to 3% hydrogen peroxide, soak the cotton ball or cloth in this solution to the stained place, then wipe it with a clean cloth and dry it in the shade.
4. Wipe the contaminated area with 3-5% sodium hypochlorite solution, and then rinse with clean water. If it is old, it can be soaked in this solution for 1-2 hours, then brushed and rinsed clean.
5. Peach juice contains high-valent iron, which can be removed by oxalic acid solution. For persimmon stains, immediately wipe them with wine and strong brine, then clean them with warm detergent solution, and then rinse them with clear water.
6. Tomato paste can be scraped dry first and washed with warm detergent. Jam can be wet with water, washed with shampoo, washed with soap and wine semen, and rinsed with clear water.
7. Stains can be soaked in the remaining 80% ammonia solution, and then brushed off with a brush dipped in ammonia solution.
8. For slight fruit stains, you can wash them with cold water. If you can't wash it clean once, wash it again until it is clean. If the pollution is serious, you can use dilute ammonia water (1 part ammonia water to 20 parts water) to neutralize the organic acids in the juice, and then wash it with soap. Woolen clothes can be treated with tartaric acid solution first. Silk can be washed with citric acid or with soap and alcohol solution.
9. Drop a few drops of vinegar on the juice stain, rub it with your hands a few times, and then wash it with water.