Hot water on fresh coffee stains do not use. • Blot from the outside in with cold water. If necessary, supplement with a small amount of white vinegar or baking soda. On delicate fabrics, test in an inconspicuous area first.

Remove excess with a white, lint-free cloth. Dilute with cold water. Sprinkling salt or baking soda on cotton/linen and letting it sit for a short time can also help. Avoid hot water and chlorinated bleach.

First, sprinkle with starch/talc/baking soda to absorb the oil, wait 10 minutes. Then, pre-treat locally with a small amount of dish soap. At-home treatment for leather/suede. We do not recommend it..

Apply by dabbing without spreading. For cotton/synthetics, you can test isopropyl alcohol on a small area with a cotton swab before applying. Alcohol is risky for delicate fabrics like silk/wool; seek professional help.

Always cold water Use hot water to stabilize the clot. Blot with cold water; you can also soak in salt water briefly. Oxygen-based products are effective on some fabrics.

Dilute with cold water. White vinegar + water or an enzyme-based detergent may work well on cotton. Avoid hot water and harsh scrubbing.

Remove excess, do not spread. Dilute with cold water, then gently dab with white vinegar. Can be supported with enzyme-based detergents.

Remove excess with a dry cloth. For oil-based makeup, apply a small amount of dish soap locally; for powder products, brush first, then pat with cold water.

Lemon juice + salt mixture for cotton/linen tested in a small area It can be tried. Do not apply acid to delicate fabrics at home; professional cleaning is recommended.

Dab with white vinegar, then apply a gentle detergent in a patchy manner. Avoid harsh scrubbing and excessive product use.