Do you know ox gall soap?
It's a great stain remover that few people know about.
It's a shame, because it is certainly the best stain remover in the world!
It is so powerful that no stain can resist it.
Ox gall soap easily removes all encrusted traces, even the most stubborn.
And compared to other commercial stain removers, like K2r, it's 100% natural and safe for your health.
Here's how to use ox gall soap to detach all your clothes or textiles, even if they are fragile. Instructions for use:
- ox gall soap
- sodium percarbonate
- sponge
- water
On a very delicate and fragile fabric, such as silk, be careful not to damage the fibers or the color of the garment.
For this, Grandma's trick is to moisten the stain with a little water.
Then, with the ox gall soap, rub the stain gently and delicately.
Leave on for 15 minutes and rinse with water.
And that's all ! The stain is already gone and the fabric is preserved.
If your laundry is delicate but not silk, you can proceed as follows.
To wash a stain on a fragile fabric, start by heating 500 ml of water in a container.
Add 1 teaspoon of percarbonate of soda to it and mix well.
Moisten the stain with this homemade stain remover and now rub the stain with the ox gall soap.
Wait 15 minutes for the soap to act and finally rinse with clear water.
Voila, the stubborn stain is gone from your delicate fabric!
First moisten the stain with a little water.
Then pass the ox gall soap on the stain so that it is well soaked.
Unlike a more delicate fabric, here you can use a sponge to rub in order to loosen the dirt from the fibers of the fabric.
Now let your natural stain remover act for 15 minutes so that the stain disintegrates.
Then just rinse to have a clean cloth.
In addition to ox gall soap, you need sodium percarbonate to remove stains from strong white laundry.
This is a handy trick for removing a sheet or towel with a big stain that won't come out.
To do this, simply fill a basin with water heated to 40°C and add 2 tablespoons of sodium percarbonate to it.
Then, mix well to dilute the powder. All you have to do is immerse your laundry in it.
Let it soak for 2 hours. Once the time is up, it's time to call on the ox gall soap.
Rub the wet stain with the ox gall soap and wait 15 minutes for the soap to act and finally rinse with clean water.
There you go, you now know how to use ox gall soap which is, in my opinion, the best stain remover there is :-)
Easy, fast and efficient, right?
The advantage of this natural stain remover is that it works just as well on fragile, delicate or resistant fabrics and even on washable diapers.
Ox gall soap disintegrated the stain, even before machine washing your garment.
I used Starwax ox gall soap here, but you can use any brand you find at Castorama or Leroy Merlin.
However, if the stain persists, repeat the operation and machine wash your garment according to the instructions on the label.
Ox gall soap is a natural soap, but super powerful for removing stubborn stains.
They work for all types of stains including grease, deodorant, oil, grass, blood and even ink stains.
Ox gall is a powerful stain remover because it is made up of natural acids.
They are the ones who act to pulverize stains and dirty traces.
And all this without damaging the fiber of the textile, even for the most delicate textiles!
