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Watercolors are a popular paint for kids and grown-ups alike, and what better way to have fun on a rainy afternoon than to switch on some music and paint your worries away. Watercolors are great for family activities or for cards, especially for Mother’s Day. Of course, if you get a splash of paint on your clothes, you might feel that all that effort wasn’t worth it, but fear not! Watercolor stains are easier to remove than oil-based paint stains, especially if you act fast. Here’s how to remove watercolor stains from clothes.
Removing watercolor paint stains follows similar steps to removing any stain—and the rule of acting as fast as you can also applies! Once you spot the stain, get to work quickly and follow these steps to help get that stain out (or stop it from setting in the first place):
You might have come across DIY detergents for stains, such as baking soda, lemon juice or ammonia solutions. These might work for some, but we prefer to use professionally developed products such as laundry detergent or stain remover products. These products are designed to care for textile fibers while still removing difficult stains, and will be less likely to discolor or ruin the clothes you’re trying to save.
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We hope that this article on how to remove watercolor stains from clothes has helped you—if you want to find more tips and tricks for all things laundry, check out the laundry section on our website!