Oscar De La Huerte answered
We've all been in that situation, chowing down on a luscious lamb Madras or a tasty Balti when all of a sudden you look down at your shirt and realize there's a serious curry stain on your brand new Primarni sweater.
Gutted. Curry stains are well known for being very difficult to get out.
Luckily there is a way:
How to get curry stains out
Curry has a habit of acting like a dye on fabric, so the most important thing you can do is to wash the stain as soon as possible.
A biological powder that contains bleach is usually the best product to use, examples of which include popular brands like:
Stubborn curry stains
If the marks persist, then you may want to consider soaking the items in a mixture of hydrogen peroxide and water. (I'd recommend reading the instructions to any peroxide-based substance before using it.)
Rise your clothes well, and then stick them in the wash as normal.
You may also want to consider trying purpose-designed stain removing products. These include things like Vanish Oxi Action Fabric Stain Remover.
Gutted. Curry stains are well known for being very difficult to get out.
Luckily there is a way:
How to get curry stains out
Curry has a habit of acting like a dye on fabric, so the most important thing you can do is to wash the stain as soon as possible.
A biological powder that contains bleach is usually the best product to use, examples of which include popular brands like:
- Ariel
- Surf
- Daz
Stubborn curry stains
If the marks persist, then you may want to consider soaking the items in a mixture of hydrogen peroxide and water. (I'd recommend reading the instructions to any peroxide-based substance before using it.)
Rise your clothes well, and then stick them in the wash as normal.
You may also want to consider trying purpose-designed stain removing products. These include things like Vanish Oxi Action Fabric Stain Remover.
