Problems of Garments

Spot Removing:


Spot Name
Silk
Wool
Cotton &Linen


Grease, Oil &Wax
Benzyne, Benzol, Petrol, Turpentine, Chloroform or Carbon tetra Chloride. 
Benzyne, Benzol, Petrol, Turpentine, Chloroform or Carbon tetra Chloride. 
Benzyne, Benzol, Petrol, Turpentine, Chloroform or Carbon tetra Chloride. 
Enamel
Acetone with Amyle Acetate.
Acetone with Amyle Acetate Methylatate
Spirit
Acetone with Amyle Acetate
Varnish
Methylatate Spirit
Methylatate Spirit
Methylatate Spirit
Pitch & Tar
Benzyne, Benzol or Ether
Benzyne, Benzol or Ether
Benzyne, Benzol or Ether
Sealing wax
Methylatate Spirit
Methylatate Spirit
Methylatate Spirit
Marking Ink
Potassium Ferosianide Solution 
Potassium Ferosianide Solution 
Potassium Ferosianide Solution 
Acid stain Except nitric Acid
              -
             -
Two Paint hot soap water with 1 spoon Aqua Ammonia
Alkali Stain
              -
            -
Two Paint hot soap water with 8 spoon Acetic Acid
Ammonia Stain
             -
           -
Two Paint hot soap water with 8 spoon Acetic Acid
Tea, Coffee & Wine
In Silk- first Potassium permanganate solution, then Sulphuric Acid. Colored Silk With Hydrogen per Manganate. 
In Silk- first Potassium permanganate solution, then Sulphuric Acid. Colored Silk With Hydrogen per Manganate. 
Soap & Ammonia contain water or Bleaching solution.
Iron
Oxalic acid, Sodium hydro-sulphyte,
Oxalic acid, Sodium hydro-sulphyte,
Sodium hydro sulphite solution.
Copying Ink
Methylated spirit & Ammonia
Methylated spirit & Ammonia
Methylated spirit & Ammonia.
If white jeans than NaOH Solution
Writing Ink
Oxalic Acid Solution
Oxalic Acid Solution
First Acetate Acid solution then Oxalic Acid Solution
Grass Stain
Ether or Soap & Methylated spirit
Ether or Soap & Methylated spirit
Ether or Soap & Methylated spirit
Sugar & Glue
               -  
                -
Methylated Sprit
Mildew
               -
                  -
soap & lemon
Iodine
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              -
soap & lemon










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