How to remove iodine stains: 5 practical tips

Iodine, a common remedy that can be found in most first aid kits, has one drawback: it is very difficult to remove stains from it. UAportal has shared some practical tips to effectively solve this problem.

Milk

Milk is a common and affordable solution. Soak a cotton pad or cotton wool in milk and apply it directly to the stain. Leave it on for about 20 minutes and then wash the item with laundry soap.

Potatoes

Peel a potato, cut it in half and rub it on the affected area. Leave the potato on the stain for about 40 minutes and then rinse.

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Lemon juice

Even delicate fabrics can be treated with lemon juice. Apply enough lemon juice to cover the stain and rub it gently with your hands. After a few repetitions, it will disappear completely.

Baking soda

Baking soda has been shown to be an effective tool in removing iodine stains. Apply a small amount to the fabric and leave it on for a couple of minutes. Rinse off with water and then wash.

Hydrogen peroxide solution

Prepare an effective stain remover by mixing equal parts water and hydrogen peroxide. Apply this solution directly to the stain and then wash the item as usual.

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