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Blot the stain with a moistened cloth. Mix a few drops of laundry detergent or stain remover in a cup of water. If the stain is stubborn, dislodge the toothpaste by gently brushing with a clean, soft-bristle toothbrush and some sudsy water. Blot with dampened cloth to rinse and allow area to air dry.
Regarding this, can toothpaste remove stains?
Remove stains. Scrub a carpet stain with toothpaste on an abrasive brush, then rinse with water. Toothpaste can also remove stains in cotton clothes, but it doesn't work for all types of fabric.
Correspondingly, what can I clean with toothpaste?
Don't forget about using toothpaste in the rest of the house and the garage.
- Clean Piano Keys. Vintage pianos have keys made from ivory (teeth) so toothpaste works well to clean away dirt and scuffs.
- De-Gunk an Iron Soleplate.
- Remove Crayon Marks From Walls.
- Make Headlights Gleam.
- Save a Cell Phone Screen.
Just like with the white collars trick and the permanent marker tip, toothpaste can help lift ink from fabric too. Apply, let set for a few minutes, then run under cool water while gently rubbing the toothpaste into the fabric. Repeat as necessary.