FlightHub hacks to spot-cleaning your gear on the go

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Whenever you’re on the road, in a plane, or maybe on the train, It’s almost a given that your stuff is going to get a little dirty on the way. From your pack, to your clothes, and even your shoes, the remains of questionable substances lingering on your stuff can vary. But the real question remains: how do you get rid of them fast? FlightHub Review feels you, and so we’ve compiled our top ways to spot-clean your gear while you’re on the road.

First things first, buy a protector

Whether you want to protect your shoes or your bag, try finding a product that’ll settle into the material of whatever you want to protect. Products such as LiquidProof are a great example of protective sprays that are versatile enough to be placed on virtually any clothing item you have. Take a tip from Frank’s Hot Sauce and put this shit on everything. From your jacket to your pack, if it has a surface then spray it.

Don’t want to spray? Then let’s talk stains

Blood: Nicked a scab open? Did you break a tooth? Menstrual mishaps? Fear not. If the stain is fresh remove the article immediately and soak in cold water. Lather that sucker up with as much soap as you can find and put in the elbow grease necessary. Rinse in warm water, then repeat the process.

If the stain has dried, let soak in warm water and repeat the lathering process. This will require a bit more effort, but blood is relatively easy to get out of clothes.

Too turnt on red wine?

Who hasn’t gotten a little red wine spilled on them at least once in their life? For the accident-prone, we suggest keeping a bottle of white wine handy and nearby just in case there’s a party foul.

If you’re not convinced that white wine will do the trick, then place items in a warm bowl of water with white vinegar and dish soap. Let the soap sit and absorb the stain, then wash the item

Tomato Juice (or Caesars, for the adults) or Sauce

If you got a little excited about your hangover cure, FlightHub recommends soaking the affected area with club soda (while obviously making really bad Et Tu, Brute? jokes).

For sauce, the first thing to consider is the oil that’ll stain the cloth. Dampen the affected area and place dish soap on the affected area. Let sit and then run under warm water. Repeat the process until the stain is gone.

Exploding Pens, Exploding Pens Everywhere

What’s worse than realizing you have a huge ink splotch right on the front of your shirt? Well, maybe a questionable brown mark on your back bottom, but that’s a story for another time. If you find yourself with ink stains or marks on your shirt then FlightHub suggests dampening the affected area and pilling salt on it. Take a damp cloth and scrub away that nasty little stain. Repeat the process until satisfied!