We all enjoy wine with meals, while chit-chatting with friends or while reading our favourite book on a lazy day. Wine is certainly a treat to our tastebuds, but not for our clothes, as wines cause noticeable stains on nearly all fabrics. Although the pigment in grapes is quick to attach to textiles, don’t panic –Vanish Oxi Action Powder attacks anthocyanins (the colourants in wine grapes) directly. Not only the Oxi Action formula removes stains, but also brightens the colours and eliminates odours in a single wash only.
Pre-treating or soaking the stained fabic with Vanish is the best way to remove wine stains.
To find out the quickest hacks to remove wine stains from clothes with Vanish, please read the below instructions:
Aside from the flavour, the main difference between red, white and rosé wine is the colour. White wine is traditionally clear and not such a problem when it comes to accidental spills. However, the pink and purple hues in reds and rosés are created by stain-causing anthocyanins, a type of plant pigment and antioxidant. It’s these tricky little particles that can make red wine stains such a nightmare to remove!
Time is the biggest asset when it comes to remove wine stains from clothes. Thus, treat the stain immediately without waiting for the wine to dry up. Just follow the below steps with Vanish to get rid of that stubborn wine stain:
While white and rosé wine are more discreet, all wines contain tannins that leave a long-lasting stain mark if not treated immediately. To remove white wine stains from clothes, turn your fabric inside out and rinse the back of the stain with cold water before following the instructions as per red wine. Due to the colourful tint in rosé, you need to treat this the same way you would treat a red wine stain.
Wine on your clothes is never good news. But wine stains – whether you prefer a red, white or rosé – can all be managed with Vanish, specially formulated to work on the anthocyanins in wine. So put your feet up, unwind and sip away, without a worry in the world…
