Removing red wine stains

What do you do with red a red wine spill on your clothes?

You pour white wine on it of course………… That’s right! Dab the red wine stain with paper towel, and pour white wine over it, then leave to dry for at least thirty minutes. You will be surprised with the results!

Sunlight

Oh, Mr. Sun, Sun, Mister Golden Sun. Please shine down on me ...........

Exposing your laundry to sunlight is the best natural method for bleaching and removing stains. I've personally removed red wine stains when I put my tablecloth out to dry in the sunshine! Give it a try! My daughter's cloth diapers are always whitest during clothesline months. Did you also know that you don't need full sun? A cloudy day can even be enough!

Happy Washing!

Laundry Booster

For those lingering smells or spots/marks on your clothing add a ½ cup of Borax to your wash. It is safe with your balls! (for more info on Laundry Balls go to www.got-balls.ca) Borax is a naturally occurring mineral widely used as a laundry detergent booster. Also known as sodium borate, this white powder is not harmful to washing machines, plumbing pipes or septic tanks, and is non-toxic when used in recommended amounts.

Borax is considered environmentally friendly because it's a natural product that does not contain phosphates or chlorine.

beegreener Stain Stick

Most people don't know about the Natural Enzyme Stain Stick from beegreener. This stain remover is the first natural alternative to the Tide Stain Stick, and it is perfect for home and on the go! It is the size of a chapstick and can easily fit in your  pocket, bag, or purse. Perfect for those unexpected spills or accidents when your out and about!

Check it out at www.got-balls.ca