Maytag: How To Remove Red Wine Stains

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COTTON & COTTON/POLY BLENDS

Good for: white clothes, lights, darks, jeans, towels, sheets

1. Rinse in cold water to flush out as much of the stain as possible.

2. Apply an enzyme detergent1 to the stain and allow to set a few minutes.

3. Wash in the warmest water safe for the garment. Add some oxygen bleach3 or chlorine bleach for white cottons to help with dark stains.

POLYESTER, SPANDEX & NYLON

Good for: white clothes, lights, darks, active wear
1. Rinse in cold water to flush out as much of the stain as possible.

2. Apply an enzyme detergent1 to the stain and allow to set a few minutes.

3. Wash in the warmest water safe for the garment. Add some oxygen bleach3 to help with dark stains.

WOOL, SILK, LINEN, RAYON & ACRYLIC

Good for: sweaters, blouses, sheer fabrics, swimsuits
1. Mix a mild detergent2 in cool water then add the stained garment.

2. Gently squeeze the soapy water though the garment to help release the stain.

3. Wash in the warmest water safe for the garment. An oxygen bleach3 can be used to further help with removal if safe for your delicate fabric.

MAYTAG TIP: OXYGEN BLEACH VS. CHLORINE BLEACH

Oxygen bleach is an alternative to traditional chlorine bleach that is generally safe on colors. It’s colorless, fragrance-free and comes in either a liquid or powder form. Products often begin with “Oxy” and don’t call themselves “bleach” but “stain remover” instead.

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