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With Holi just around the corner, the excitement is palpable. But, we can't deny that the day after Holi can be pretty challenging as we struggle to get rid of the splotches of colours on our clothes.
If you’re wondering how to get rid of these colours without resorting to hours of scrubbing, you are not alone. We’ve been there too and understand your concerns. Thankfully, over time, and after some trial and error, we have been able to come up with an easy method to remove the colour stains on our denim jeans and make them wearable again. Scroll down to know everything about it!
Treat Your Stained Jeans Sooner Than Later!
We’ve noticed that the longer a colour stain is left untreated, the tougher it becomes to eliminate it as the colour tends to sink deeper into the fabric. While you might not be able to prevent your jeans from getting doused in colours, we have seen that treating them as soon as you get home is an excellent strategy for their easy removal!
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GSC Tip:-Steer Clear from Bleach
Avoid using chlorine-based bleach on coloured clothes as it will discolour and ruin them.
Spot Treatment as an Option
If you manage to escape holi celebrations with just a few stains on your jeans, then you don’t have to wash the entire garment. We have seen that these stains can easily be tackled with spot cleaning.
Also, denim jeans, unlike other fabrics, need not be washed often. Denim jeans should ideally be washed once every 10 wears to maintain its shape and fit. In fact, the less you wash your jeans, the longer they last.
For spot cleaning, we apply a bit of liquid detergent and rub with the scrubbing cap. We let the detergent sit for about 15 minutes and then wash it off with cold water. If the stain remains, we can repeat the process before putting it out for drying. Drying the jeans before the stain is removed completely can make it a permanent stain. Once the stain has gone completely, we air dry our jeans.
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