How to Keep Designer Bridal Gowns Stain Free

Step-by-Step Guide

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   Step 1: Give a thorough inspection of your bridal dress properly to find out the stain marks.

   Take a good look at the hemline and your train as there might be such ugly stains there.
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   Step 2: In case you can’t recognize the type of stain on your bridal gown

   It will help you identify the nature of the stain. , Keep the wedding dress in a clean place or otherwise the dress might come in contact with more stain marks. , Remember the cloth must be a clean one and don’t rub it harshly. ,, Be careful while using these solvents as too much use can fade the color of the fabric of the wedding dress.
   
   The best way to use these solvents is by testing its effectiveness by applying it on the inner part of your wedding dress. , Spray the hair spray on to the affected area and leave it on for five minutes before lightly dabbing it with a clean damp cloth. , It is important to follow the instructions mentioned on the bottle of the oxygen-based cleaning detergent. ,,
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   Step 3: try to remember what you ate or drank during the wedding ceremony that could have spilled on to the dress.

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   Step 4: Treat the stain marks on the wedding dress immediately or they may become permanent.

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   Step 5: If it is a red wine stain

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   Step 6: softly splash the affected area with a cloth moistened in club soda.

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   Step 7: In case there are still light marks of the stain don’t panic and simply take help of experts.

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   Step 8: To remove the stains of lipstick use a dry cleaning fluid or cigarette lighter fluid.

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   Step 9: You can use hair spray to remove an ink stain on your wedding gown.

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    Step 10: Oxygen-based cleaner is good for removing stains from dresses made of polyester satin as well as natural materials.

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    Step 11: Use Dryel

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    Step 12: a stain remover for delicate clothing by dabbing on the liquid and rub it lightly with the absorbent pad that comes with it.

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    Step 13: If you are not able to remove the stain yourself take help of some experts without any delay.

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