How to remove mouthwash stains

When you spill mouthwash on your shirt after brushing your teeth, you’ll want to act fast! It’s important not to rub the stained area, as this can embed the stain in the fabric fibres. So, next time you get a mouthwash stain on your clean shirt, use a washing liquid, like Ariel, that contains bleaching agents and enzymes, and follow our Ariel stain solutions tips for removing mouthwash stains in a few easy steps.

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Green Moutwash Stain On White Bath Robe

Removing mouthwash stains

  • 1

    Remove excess

    Rinse the fabric inside out under cold, running water.

    Remove excess stain

  • 2

    Pour and pre-treat

    Pour Ariel Original Washing Liquid directly onto the mouthwash stain.

    Pouring detergent

  • 3

    Load

    For effective stain removal, pour Ariel Original Washing Liquid directly onto the crayon stain.

    Loading white laundry

  • 4

    Dose

    You can also use the cap to ensure you use the right amount of washing detergent. Fill up the cap with the right dosage of washing liquid and place it in your washing machine, on top of your clothes.

    Dosing cup

  • 5

    Wash

    Wash on the usual cycle, on the hottest wash temperature allowed by the instructions given on the item’s fabric care label.

    Setting up washing machine

  • 6

    Unload

    When the cycle is complete, unload the garments immediately.

If the mouthwash stain persists after washing, repeat the previous steps before putting it into the tumble dryer, as drying will set the stain.

Effective stain removal on a variety of stains

There are many changes for accidental stains when you’re getting ready in the morning, and you don’t just have to deal with mouthwash stain removal, but sometimes toothpaste stains or deodorant stains. The bathroom can give you plenty of stain removal challenges, but find out more about how to remove tough stains with Ariel and see outstanding results in the first wash.

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