water colors Most of the users are from the category of adult artists as a daily work, or as a hobby, as are young artists, children, and both are liable to pollute anything that surrounds them from walls and instruments. But the big problem is the contamination of clothes with watercolors, but solutions must be solved. For this problem depending on the type of piece of clothing, whether woolen, silk, or linen, cotton or leather, including:

• removing water colors from silk and woolen clothing involves the use of a piece of sponge with a few drops of ammonia, then rinse well with water and leave the piece of clothing to dry.
• removing water colors from cotton clothes and linen include soaking the piece of clothing in a liter of warm water with half a teaspoon of routine liquid detergent with one tablespoon of ammonia for no more than half an hour. The second method is to soak the piece of clothing with a plate of one liter of warm water with a tablespoon of white vinegar for a period of not less than an hour, then rinse with water and leave it until dry.
• To remove watercolors from clothes made of leather, by wiping it with a cloth dampened with water and then let it in the air to dry well.
• The watercolor stains can also be removed with a spoon or knife to scrape off the salient material from the watercolors, then wipe it thoroughly with a cloth dampened with a little water with a detergent, then wash and leave until dry.

Tips and things to pay attention during and after getting rid of watercolor stains:

• You can use a brush with soft teeth and rub the stain of the watercolors by dipping the brush with a container of water and soap.
• Cold water is better than hot and warm when cleaning water stains.
• Read the instructions on the clothing before you start trying to remove any of the stains.
• Care should be taken while trying to rub the clothes so that they do not get wet during cleaning.
• All steps should be taken on detergents or some detergents used for stain removal purposes.
• It is preferable to dry clothes after they washed by regular air currents, air conditioners, or central heating.
• Some types of detergent can be used on a piece of clothing that does not appear, such as sleeves, to avoid some problems.