Removing chocolate stains from clothes is not an easy task, as they constitute one of the most complicated to remove. Most of us love chocolate, especially children, who have no qualms about cleaning their hands, having eaten it, in their clothes, leaving some horrible spots.

If you don't know what to do to get rid of them, keep reading this article as cleaners near me has brought the best tips:

1. If the chocolate-stained garment is cotton, don't worry, they come out quite easily. What you should do to remove it is to rub the stain with cold water and mild detergent to remove as much as possible. Do not rub with the excessive force since you could damage the clothes. Then wash it as usual and it will be gone.

2. If the fabric of the clothes with the chocolate stain is more delicate, you should prepare a homemade solution with ammonia. Take a bowl, introduce a tablespoon of ammonia, a cup of water and a tablespoon of alcohol, mix everything.

Depending on the delicacy of the garment you can remove the water and mix only the ammonia and alcohol in equal parts. In any case, try the home remedy on a piece of clothing that is not visible in case it damages or fades it. Remember to check the washing label.

3. Now, take a clean cloth, moisten it in the mixture and rub the chocolate stain until it disappears. Then, wash the garment with detergent for delicate clothes. This trick is very effective, especially with white clothes.

4. For dark clothes, it is more advisable to mix a tablespoon of ammonia with two cups of water and remove the alcohol from the recipe. You can use a soft bristle brush, moisten it in the mixture and rub the stain or do it with a clean cloth.

5. To remove dried chocolate stains, grab a spreading knife and scratch the stain to remove as much as possible. Then, depending on whether it is cotton or more delicate fabric, use one of the above tricks.

6. Another very effective trick is hydrogen peroxide. Dampen a clean cloth and test first in an inconspicuous place on the garment to make sure it will not damage it.

As suggested by cleaners near me, if it does not spoil it, cover the stain with hydrogen peroxide and let it act for a few minutes. Then, rinse it and, if the stain was not very large, wash the garment as usual. If it was a considerable size, rub it with the mixture of ammonia and water, or alcohol if it is white, and wash it later.