Ironing from A to Z.
The perfect iron is like that, which has a built-in water tank and has the function of steaming and the ability to discharge steam at the touch of a button. in addition, iron > Open it up “Ironing from A to Z”
Wool – cleaning, washing
Wool – cleaning, washing
♦ Pure wool and other high-quality wools, such as angora, moher, cashmere, camel or llama wool, please hand wash carefully. First, you need to soak your clothes > Open it up “Wool – cleaning, washing”
Washing
Washing
♦ Dirty items should not be stored tightly packed and out of air, mold stains may appear on them. Before washing, you need to sort the laundry by color (Sure > Open it up “Washing”
Cleaning leather clothes
Cleaning leather clothes.
♦ It is best to entrust the cleaning and repair of natural leather clothes to a specialist laundry.
♦ Perfumes and hairspray leave stains on leather garments.
♦ Dry the skin in > Open it up “Cleaning leather clothes”
Gold cleaning
Gold cleaning
♦ Jewelery adorned with transparent gemstones can only be washed in water with a little soap gray, then rinse well.
♦ Gold will regain its shine after dipping it on > Open it up “Gold cleaning”
Stain removers
Stain removers:
Borax used to remove fruit stains, tea and coffee, to remove tannin from teapots and coffee machines, and to soften hard water. As > Open it up “Stain removers”
Chlorine bleaches
Chlorine bleaches
Chlorine bleach can be used for white cotton fabrics, linen and synthetic. Removes stains, but it weakens the fibers, if it stays on the fabric for too long. It must not be used for bleaching > Open it up “Chlorine bleaches”
Solvents
Solvents
Many cleaners contain solvents. One of them is e.g.. terpentyna: dissolves paints and fats. Water is also a solvent, but unfortunately most other solvents are flammable and poisonous.
Ammonia
Ammonia
Ammonia is a colorless gas, the molecule of which consists of nitrogen and hydrogen. Easily dissolves in water. It is sold in dissolved form (the so-called. ammonia water) - cleans perfectly > Open it up “Ammonia”
alcohol
alcohol (isopropyl alcohol, 70% solution)
Alcohol can help a lot with removing some dirt, but in the case of acetate fibers, acrylic, artificial silk (rayon) or vinyl must be diluted with water in proportion > Open it up “alcohol”