Grass stains can become permanent if you do not treat the grass stain in time.
Once the grass stain sets in the clothes for too long then it can be harder and sometimes impossible to remove the grass stains from the clothes.
However if you treat the grass stains in the clothes soon enough or soon after the grass stains occur on the clothes then the grass stains can usually come out pretty easily.
To remove grass stains from clothes you should treat the grass stains with some stain remover for clothes.
Grass stains can be difficult to get rid of because they are known as a ‘combination stain.’ They are a mixture of protein and other organic matters, as well as the juices from the grass that are made of chlorophyll, xanthophylls, and carotenoids.
The pigments of the xanthophylls and carotenoids are similar to the natural fibers found in cotton, which allows the stain to penetrate and bond with the threads in the fabric making it difficult to remove.
To remove a grass stain from your clothing or jeans, pour laundry detergent directly onto the grass stain.
Then using your hands, gently massage the laundry detergent into the stain, being sure to attack all parts of the discoloration.
Allow the laundry detergent to stand for at least ten minutes.
Put the garment in the washing machine and launder as usual. I
f the stain is particularly stubborn, it may require retreatment before adding the clothing to the dryer.
It's always good to use some clothing stain remover as well as the laundry detergent to get rid of grass stains.
Another option to help remove grass stains from jeans and other clothing is to soak the grass stain with some white vinegar and baking soda.
Then use a toothbrush or something similar to scrub the grass stain out.
Soaking the clothing or jeans in some vinegar, baking soda and cool water can also help the grass stain come out of the clothing.