Remove coffee and tea stains

Guide to removing stains coffee in your tablecloth: tips practical.

According to the latest report on "Coffee consumption habits in Spain" carried out by the Café y Té chain, 63% of Spaniards over 15 years of age declare they drink at least one drink a day. This represents around 22 million consumers. Some consume up to 3.5 cups of coffee daily, which can lead to many opportunities to stain and ruin your day.

Tips to Remove Coffee Stains:

Step 1: Act quickly

The main thing to keep in mind to remove any stain, including coffee stains, is to act quickly. The sooner you do this, the easier it will be to remove the stain. Ideally, you should intervene right when the stain occurs to prevent it from setting.

Step 2 – Absorb excess liquid

Try to absorb as much of the liquid as possible with a damp cloth, being careful not to rub too hard to avoid damaging the fabric or spreading the stain.

Step 3: cleaning the garment

Rinse the garment immediately to remove any coffee residue. The best way to do this is to turn it inside out and wash it from the reverse side with warm water, allowing the fabric to expel the liquid.

Options for cleaning stains:

Option 1: use our Oxygen Booster Nº04

This product is 100% natural, it takes care of your clothes, helps eliminate stains and preserves the colors of the fabric. Apply the product to the wet stain, rub gently with a brush or your fingers and let it sit for about 10 minutes. You can rinse your garment by hand or put it in the washing machine as usual.

Option 2: use our stain remover stick

Another option is our stain remover stick, formulated with olive oil and only 100% natural ingredients, without preservatives, without dyes and vegan. This product removes all types of stains, even the most difficult ones, such as wine, coffee or blood. To use it, simply moisten the soap and rub it on the stain, then rinse with water or throw the garment in the washing machine without worry.

Important: Be careful with the dryer

Make sure the stain is completely gone before drying the garment or applying heat to the affected area. The dryer could "cook" the stain into the fabric, making it difficult or impossible to remove.

Conclusion:

This is how you can neutralize the problem of coffee and tea stains with a simple routine and using natural products. At Home Healthy Home, we care about your health, your clothes, your home and our planet, and this is reflected in the formulation of our products and our packaging.