Among them, we suggest you be careful about the temperature setting . Often, in fact, very high temperatures could produce the formation of marks and streaks on your garments since the strong heat would tend to burn the fibers of the clothing.
Check the washing labels
Before even using the iron on your garment , always remember to consult the washing labels which give us valuable information on how to treat the garment during the washing and ironing phase.
Let’s start by saying, in fact, that not all garments can be ironed , therefore the labels must be consulted to avoid using the iron on fabrics that are not suitable for high temperatures .
Furthermore, the labels also provide us with information on the temperature to set.
How to remove stains
If, however, the stains have now formed and are present on your head , then it is time to see how to take immediate action and remove them.
In this case, therefore, you will have to intervene immediately on the stain by dabbing it with a sponge soaked in a mixture of hot water and vinegar .
At this point, rub the garment several times and repeat the operation until the stain has disappeared.
As an alternative to vinegar , you can also rub Marseille soap , which boasts such stain-removing properties that it is considered a universal DIY stain remover.
If the stain is very stubborn and now dry, then we suggest soaking the garment in cold water overnight and wiping it with a cloth soaked in hydrogen peroxide the next day.
Finally, apply a little detergent to the stain.
Warnings
I remind you to try the remedies above on a test fabric to be sure not to damage the affected clothing.
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