How to Remove Tea Stains from Clothes: We Tried All Methods

Nothing can be worse than putting on your favorite white shirt in the morning only to find it unwearable, thanks to ugly deodorant stains!

If you’re crazy for sexy nail colors, you know how easily nail polish can inconspicuously creep onto your favorite dress. An accidental spill or an overexcited toddler, it doesn’t really matter how the stain got there. Removing nail polish from clothes can be quite a nightmare!

If your toddler and a permanent ink marker happen to be in the same room, some redecorating is bound to happen. After all, every child is a scribble artist, and the walls around them are their favorite canvas!

It’s the start of a new work week and you’re trying to cope with the Monday blues by sipping on your favorite latte. Then, a slight nudge and your latte spills all over the table and on your white shirt! But don’t let those nasty brown stains on your clothes put a damper on your day.

A piece of chewing gum can find its way anywhere it wants to be. It may hop in via your child’s shoe to rest on your carpet or stick to your walls, windows and even the electronics in your kitchen.

Dinners, parties and get-togethers are never complete without a good bottle of red wine. But almost always, someone ends up with a souvenir from the occasion in the form of a wine stain on their much-loved clothing.

While we want products to live up to their names, there are times when we wish they didn’t. One such instance is when you have super glue on your skin.

Almost all of us have dealt with a leaky pen at some point in our lives. While fountain pens have the reputation of being the messiest, other types of pens like ballpoint pens, rollerball pens, markers, and sketch pens may also end up staining your hands, clothes, and carpets. 

There’s nothing like starting your day with coffee or tea in your favorite mug. But if your mug is stained and sad looking, it can deflate your mood as well as that caffeine kick just as easily.

Packing away clothes for a long time or leaving them wet in the laundry basket can lead to fungal growth on the clothing, known as mildew. In fact, any area with excessive moisture becomes susceptible to mildew growth, which can easily get transferred to your clothing. No matter how many times you wash the garment, the awful smell just doesn’t seem to budge.

Imagine how much stuff we would end up throwing away if we didn't have that little bottle of super glue. Also known as Krazy glue or power glue, the fast-drying adhesive can glue together all kinds of different materials. In fact, apart from a broken heart, super glue can fix almost anything.

A blazing red or a deep wine lipstick looks amazing on your puckers, but not so flattering when it ends up on your favorite dress or your lover’s shirt. You might also forget to close the lipstick cap properly when you’re in a hurry and end up smudging your purse. And if you have kids at home, you just never know what they might be drawing on while playing around with your lipstick.