- Rub some gall soap into the stain. Be careful not to damage the fabric.
- Let the gall soap work for at least a quarter of an hour.
- Then use a damp cloth to remove the soap residue and then pat the treated area dry with a second cloth. This procedure will prevent circles from being left on the fabric.
Professional Cleaners’ most cost-effective tips allowing forgetting about dirty tea spots forever.

You do not necessarily need special stain removers to get rid of tea stains: simple home remedies often help. We’ll introduce you to the best options for textiles, upholstered furniture, carpets and crockery.
The tea bag is dripping or the tea cup is too close to the edge of the table: a tea stain can easily happen. Black tea and other dark types of tea can leave unsightly stains, especially on light areas. It’s best to treat them as soon as possible after the mishap happens. The fresher they are, the easier it is to remove the disaster. Despite this, they can sometimes be stubborn.
If tea stains cannot be removed with clear water, various home remedies can help. We show you the most important ones.
Gall soap
Tea stains on fabric furniture often do not disappear completely, even after a normal wash cycle. You can help by treating them with gall soap before washing. Many tea stains can still be removed in this way.