Sweat Stains: Keep Silk Fresh and Odor-Free

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 Sweat stains on silk can be tricky to handle, as this delicate fabric requires special care. Here’s how to keep your silk garments stain-free and smelling fresh without damaging them.

1. Blot Moisture Immediately to Avoid Stains

2. Soak in Cold Water with Vinegar

3. Use a Gentle Detergent for Silk Fabrics

4. Avoid Scrubbing or Wringing Silk

5. Apply Lemon Juice for Tough Yellow Stains

6. Lay Flat to Dry – No Heat!

7. Use Fabric Refreshers for Odor Control

8. Protect Silk with Dress Shields

9. Store Silk Properly to Avoid Odor Buildup

Bonus Tip:

If the sweat stains are persistent, a visit to a professional dry cleaner may be the best option for preserving the silk's beauty.

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