This method will not work with spandex, which can be damaged by hot water. Using baking soda and hydrogen peroxide may cause discoloration if you’re removing stains from colored fabric.
About 1⁄4 cup (59 mL) of each ingredient will be enough for 1 shirt or pair of pants.
You can soak your clothing for longer if you’d like. White fabric won’t be damaged by letting it soak for longer.
White vinegar is the least likely to damage colored clothing.
About 1⁄3 cup (79 mL) of each ingredient will be enough for 1 shirt or pair of pants as long as this will cover the stain completely.
You can rinse the lemon juice and salt under cold water if you’re washing the clothing with any colored items of clothing and are worried about the salt changing their color. Lemon juice can have an undesired effect on colored fabric if it’s been dyed.
