How to remove Fungus Stains from Silk Saree. Tried Dry wash but no use?

Question

I got drenched in drissling rain wearing that saree and was able to dry it only after i reached my home the next day. since then it had fungal formation in the saree and it doesn't go even after dry wash twice.

Answer 1

If it is not too old a stain
Bleach works
Careful for colored clothes
Mix well before dipping in the clothes
And don't dip for too long for colored fabrics

Answer 2

Whether it is motor oil or cooking oil, automotive hand cleaner, like Goop will remove it. Sometimes you can work dishwashing soap, like a grease relieving formulation such as Dawn into it to remove it but it doesn't always work on set in, washed and dried stains. Goop works every time. Just work it into the stain so that you are certain it goes all of the way through the fiber on to the other side of the garment. Let it set for a couple of minute to do its magic and then relaunder.

Answer 3

sorry sis, bt it doesnt go! i had faced the same problem, that too on a white saree, and sadly it never washed off, though it got fainter through the application of petroleum, and then letting it dry for some time, and then wash off. but it doesn't work if the saree has already been drycleaned, or washed, but you can give it a shot! all the best!

Answer 4

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Answer 5

Try using an anti-fungal cream such as one you would use for athlete's foot or an ingrown toenail.

Answer 6

too bad
hope i could do some thing for u
any way i can inform my mom to be careful

Answer 7

best to take it to the cleaners and let them try to get it out.
better safe then sorry.