1. Acid stains. It is better to blot stains than wipe stains, because wiping will cause the stain to spread. Most vinegar or fruit juice stains can be removed by soda and water into a paste. After the paste dry and harden, wipe off the paste with a wet towel, then use dry towel to clean.
2. The food stains. Hardened food stains can use hydrogen peroxide removed, but the time is not too long. Once the stain disappears, wipe with a clean damp cloth.
3. Grease stains. With a paper towel to absorb grease, then sprinkle absorbents (such as cornstarch) in the stain area. Place 1-2 hours. Then wipe with a damp cloth, and finally dry.
4. Nail polish stains. Add Detergent in half a liter of warm water, and wipe with a clean white cloth. Then dry with another clean cloth. Repeat the cleaning process until the stain completely removed.
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