The next time spaghetti strikes, you’ll be ready with these tips for removing tomato sauce stains.
If the tomato sauce contains meat, protein might be in the stain.
3 Ways to Remove a Fresh Tomato Sauce Stain
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The first is to use readily available hand sanitizer as a stain remover.
These can be used to treat a tomato stain that has dried on clothing.
Additionally, rubbing alcohol is an effective stain remover for brightly colored, tannin-based tomato sauce stains.
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Oxygen bleach should not be used on wool, silk, or leather.
For deeply set-in stain removal, use oxygen bleach as a soaking agent.
In informal testing, Shout is especially effective at eliminating tomato sauce stains on clothes.
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Gel formulas are best, but any hand sanitizer that includes alcohol in its formula will work.
It is a top-notch oxygen bleach formula that effectively removes deeply set-in stains.
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