Author:
Carl Weaver
Date Of Creation:
21 February 2021
Update Date:
1 July 2024
Content
Curry is a delicious dish but leaves some pretty stubborn stains. Here's how to get them out instead of throwing away your clothes or tablecloth.
Steps
1 Run the stain under running water. This water should be warm, not too hot or too cold. Keep the stain on until the water is clear and the dirt is no longer coming out of the fabric. 
2 Make a mixture of glycerin and warm water. Make the mixture in equal parts and rub the stain with it. Leave it on for 10 to 30 minutes. Rinse. 
3 Soak in biological detergent. It is a laundry detergent that contains enzymes. 
4 Wash as usual.
5 Hang to dry. Dry as usual.
Tips
- Really stubborn curry stains can be removed with one part hydrogen peroxide for six parts water. Do this only if the fabric will hold up; it is a strong bleach that will weaken fabrics.
What do you need
- Glycerol
- Hot water
- Biological laundry detergent
- If necessary: hydrogen peroxide, about 20 vol.
- Washing machine
