![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/mrs-hinch-fans-share-the-best-tricks-to-get-stains-out-of-your-toddlers-clothes/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/newspress-collage-23074457-1689525871548.jpg&description=SO SMART Published : 17:47, 16 Jul 2023 Updated : 17:47, 16 Jul 2023 IF there's one thing any mum knows, it's that your toddler isn't going to stay clean for very long. But after one mum's tot managed to cover her brand new top in stains she needed a savvy way to get them out. 2 The mum asked for help cleaning her daughter's stained top Credit: Getty 2 The cute top was covered in set-in stains Credit: Facebook/Mrs Hinch Made Me Do It Posting in the Facebook group Mrs Hinch made me do it, the mum wrote: "Any tips on how to remove this stain, I think it's of an apple ." "I've tried elbow grease, pink stuff stain remover and washing up liquid before washing and it's still covered. Really want to save it as my little girl has only wore it once." The mum added a picture of the pink Ted Baker sweatshirt her daughter stained in the post, and the it's easy to see why she struggled to get them out. Luckily, the cleaning fans shared a few tricks they swear by to banish grim stains. One said: "Definitely Vanish Oxi action squeeze gel, it's about £6 in supermarkets or Wilko ." And another keen cleaner agreed, "I have used it a couple of times and very impressed, expensive but it works," they said. Another commented: "I've found leaving items in the sun helps to bleach stains out. Might be worth a try." The Vanish soap bar was the pick for some of the Hinch fans. One said: "Vanish soap bar, I wash a lipstick in with my clothes and dried them in dryer. It got every bit out." "I use the Vanish soap and it works for me, should work for this," another agreed. And other cleaning fans suggested the mum tried washing the sweatshirt with a dishwasher tablet. "Wash it with a dishwasher tablet it really works," one raved. "Dishwasher tablet and kettle water leave in till water goes cold then put it through the washing machine," someone else wrote.){kind=link}
IF there’s one thing any mum knows, it’s that your toddler isn’t going to stay clean for very long.
But after one mum’s tot managed to cover her brand new top in stains she needed a savvy way to get them out.
Posting in the Facebook group Mrs Hinch made me do it, the mum wrote: “Any tips on how to remove this stain, I think it’s of an apple.”
“I’ve tried elbow grease, pink stuff stain remover and washing up liquid before washing and it’s still covered. Really want to save it as my little girl has only wore it once.”
The mum added a picture of the pink Ted Baker sweatshirt her daughter stained in the post, and the it’s easy to see why she struggled to get them out.