Cómo quitar una mancha de vino tinto de la junta entre las baldosas

Si la mancha de vino tinto ya ha penetrado la juntura y ha estado allí por un tiempo, entonces tal vez necesites tomar medidas más drásticas. Para las junturas blancas, intenta el siguiente método:

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   Mezcla 1 parte de cloro con 1 parte de bicarbonato para formar una pasta.
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   Aplica la pasta en la juntura y permite que ésta actúe por 5 minutos.
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   Frota la pasta en la juntura con un cepillo de dientes.
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   Enjuaga el área con agua tibia y repite si es necesario.
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Si la mancha de vino tinto ya ha penetrado la juntura de color, intenta el siguiente método:

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   Combina 4 cucharadas (59 ml) de amoniaco, 4 de bicarbonato y 4 de vinagre blanco en un recipiente de vidrio pequeño.
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   Mezcla con 1 1/2 cuartos (1 1/2 l) de agua tibia en un rociador.
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   Rocía el área afectada y espera 15 minutos antes de enjuagar con agua tibia.
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