Task: Text Completion
Input (English): [header] How to remove spots from linen [title] Act quickly to clean the stain. [step] The longer a stain is allowed to sit on your nice tablecloth or summer dress, the harder it will be to get out. Whether a stain is from food or ink or anything else, drawing it out from linens will work best when it hasn't yet dried. <sep> (A) [substeps] Some older stains require dry cleaning to be removed. Dry cleaning can ruin linens so it's imperative that you try and treat stains quickly so that you don't have to resort to harsher methods to remove the stain. (B) [substeps] You could try blotting over the stain with a clean, white cloth before you start cleaning. You may also want to blot some water or plain water on it before moving onto scrubbing. (C) [title] Try de-peeling stains and a little dampened vinegar. [step] The enzymes in vinegar help remove spots and reduce how quickly the stain is removed from the item. (D) [title] Cover the stain with a paper towel or a cloth using a painter's adhesive. [step] Drying time's " sudsy " version of desensitization is usually about two hours, though might need as longer as two days.
Output (English): A