What should I do if there is colored mud on my pants? How can I remove the colored mud on my pants after it dries?

It is very difficult to remove colored clay from pants. The sooner you wash it, the better. You should know that clay is corrosive. Use toothpaste mixed with laundry detergent to rub the stubborn stains on the pants.

1. Place a piece of white paper on the front, and then use an iron to iron the back so that the plasticine is absorbed into the paper. If there are still stains, you can use volatile oil or nail polish remover to remove them.

2. Mix white vinegar and water in a ratio of 1:5. Soak the pants in the diluted white vinegar. After soaking. Scrub the area where the plasticine is attached with soap. And continue to scrub the marks on the pants with a brush to remove the plasticine.

3. Dilute the cold wash detergent with hot water, put it in the sprayer, and spray it on part of the plasticine, and then wipe it with a wrung towel. Or use egg white to wipe the plasticine on the clothes and rub it several times to easily remove the plasticine.

4. Wash with vinegar first, then with alcohol/oil (gasoline works better), because plasticine is made of calcium carbonate and other raw materials as fillers, liquid paraffin as oily ingredients, and glycerin, etc. Vinegar can wash away fillers such as calcium carbonate, oil can wash away oily ingredients such as paraffin, and finally, if there is any oil residue, please use detergent.

First, use your hands to remove the excess colored mud on the clothes for subsequent cleaning. Prepare a bag of table salt and sprinkle the table salt on the parts of the clothes that are stained with colored mud. Use your hands to evenly apply the table salt to better dissolve the colored mud on the clothes. Soak the clothes that have been smeared with table salt in clean water. Wash them according to the normal washing process. Wait until the colored mud dries on the clothes before you can deal with it. When dealing with it, you can sprinkle a spoonful of white vinegar on the place where the colored mud is stuck, and then soak it for one minute. Finally, rinse with warm water. Iron the reverse side with an iron, and put a piece of white paper on the front before ironing, so that the colored mud will be absorbed onto the paper. If there are still stains, you can use nail polish remover to remove them. When the colored mud sticks to the clothes, put the clothes in the refrigerator, and wait for the colored mud to freeze and become hard before you can pick it off.

Method 1: Alcohol with a purity of more than 95% (available in pharmacies), cloth or tissue paper (napkin) or handkerchief, etc. Use cloth or tissue paper (napkin) or handkerchief to wet the plasticine and imprint it with alcohol until it is wiped off. Finally, wipe it clean with a cloth dipped in alcohol.

Method 2: It is recommended to use organic solvents such as alcohol and detergent to melt the plasticine to achieve the purpose of cleaning. In addition, gasoline can also be used, but gasoline has a pungent smell.

1. Mix a little toothpaste with laundry detergent and scrub your pants to remove stubborn stains.

2. Take a little flour, mix it into a paste, apply it on the trousers, then soak it in 3% salt water for a few minutes, then rinse with clean water, and the stubborn stains can be removed.

3. Rub the leftover tea leaves on your pants, soak them in detergent for 10 minutes and then wash them. Stubborn stains can be removed.

4. Soak the pants in rice washing water overnight, then rub them gently to remove stubborn stains.

5. Soak the trousers in appropriate amount of vinegar and salt for 15 minutes, then rub the trousers slowly to remove stubborn stains.

6. Choose strong and natural detergents. Soak the pants in liquid laundry soap for 10 minutes before washing them in a normal way. This way, stubborn stains can be easily removed.