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How To Get Butter Out of Clothes—Without Ruining The Fabric
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Unlike other types of condiments that leave hard-to-remove stains (looking at you, mustard), a butter stain is relatively easy to remove from your clothes.
Using products you probably already have in your home, removing a butter stain is pretty simple and straightforward.
“Butter is about 10-20% water, which means it is easier to remove before that water evaporates.”Below, Pozniak walks us through two ways to get butter stains out of clothes quickly and efficiently.
To use this method, you should:How-ToCover the butter stain with baking soda, corn starch, baby powder, or talc powder.
Additional Tips And ConsiderationsOther alternatives: You might want to consider using a stain-removal spray to get a butter stain out of your clothes.