Hes stain remover for white fabric

👚 Pre-Treating Stains (Direct Application)

This is the most effective method for fresh or localized tough stains.

1. Apply: Pour or squirt a small amount of the stain remover directly onto the stain, ensuring the entire stain is covered.

2. Rub: Gently rub the fabric together or use a soft brush/your finger to help the solution penetrate the fibers.

3. Wait: Let the product sit on the stain for a few minutes (check the product label for the exact time, but do not let it dry completely on the fabric).

4. Wash: Wash the garment as usual, following the care label instructions, using your regular detergent.

🧺 Adding to the Wash (Stain Boosting)

You can add the stain remover to your washing machine for an extra cleaning boost, especially for a load with multiple light stains.

1. Measure: Follow the amount recommended on the product’s label (a search result suggests 3-4 scoops/measures when used with detergent, but always refer to the bottle’s instructions).

2. Add: Pour the measured amount into the detergent dispenser along with your regular laundry detergent, or directly into the drum before starting the wash cycle.

3. Wash: Run the washing machine on your usual cycle.

💧 Soaking Stubborn/Old Stains

For set-in or particularly difficult stains, soaking can be effective.

1. Prepare Solution: Dissolve the recommended amount (a suggestion of 3 scoops in 4 liters of water) in a basin or bucket of warm water.

2. Soak: Submerge the stained garment completely in the solution.

3. Wait: Let it soak for a period of time, as directed on the label (this could range from a few hours to overnight, depending on the stain and fabric).

4. Wash: Remove the garment and wash as normal with detergent.

Important Tips

• Always read the specific instructions on the back of your HES bottle for the exact dosage and waiting times.

• The image shows symbols for clothes, carpets, and upholstery/sofa ,suggesting it’s safe for use on various fabrics and household items.

• Test a small, inconspicuous area of the item first (like an inside seam) to check for colorfastness before treating a visible stain.