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Never use hot water. Hot water will set the stain due to the bonding of fat with the fabric, so it’s a complete no-no for chocolate spills. Blotting must be carried out with cold or lukewarm water.

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Blot the stain with a paper towel to remove any excess. Mix an equal parts solution of hydrogen peroxide and dish soap and lightly work the mixture into the stain with your fingers.