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How To Remove Cooking Oil Stains From Clothes

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How To Remove Cooking Oil Stains From Clothes

Remove Stains from Clothes: Cooking Oil. Learn how to remove those stubborn oil stains from your clothes by following Lady's maid Bea Knapp's instructions. Remove Stains from Clothes: Cooking Oil. Learn how to remove those stubborn oil stains from your clothes by following Lady's maid Bea Knapp's instructions.

Step 1: You will need

Step 2: Break up the grease

Squeeze some ordinary washing up liquid into a bowl. Take an old toothbrush and dip it in the washing up liquid. Then apply directly onto each spot of oil.

Step 3: Scrub

Scrub the washing up liquid into the stains with the toothbrush using a circular motion. This will break down the grease and make it easier to wash out.

Step 4: Wash at a high temperature

Finally, wash at the highest temperature advised on the garment label.

Step 5: Dry

Dry as normal.

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  1. pammeyepoo

    That word "was" should read "wash"! LOL

  2. pammeyepoo

    If you smear hand cleaner, the type you find with automotive items, and was in the hottest water possible, you will be amazed that it removes all grease and/or oil.

  3. str8up1

    Skip all the steps & save time. Spray some Oil Eater Cleaner Degreaser on the stain & throw the clothes in the washer. All gone.

  4. David

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  6. jigsaw123

    interesting ... thanks alot ma'am ,, i broke accedently a bottle ofolive oil in my bag , my bag was soaked with oil and itried a million way to clean it but all my work was non sense ,,do you have a solution for sucha problem ?

  7. Chick48au

    Excellent Video - a real garment saver. I feel de-stressed now rather than di-stressed and my garment is well de-greased - Thanks!

  8. Meredithm

    That is funny, I was just going to write that EVEN the cheap stuff works! This video saved my life, I had the unfortunate accident of spilling popcorn oil all over my favorite summer dress and this video helped me remove it using cheap dishwashing liquid AND cheap dishwashing detergent! Thank you so much, my dress looks perfect, there isn't even a hint of the popcorn oil left behind!

  9. jeeneep

    This works if you use a decent washing up liquid (like the one used in the video). Cheap liquids don't work.

  10. MGA

    I keep washing up liquid in a liquid soap dispenser close to the washing machine, especially for the washing. If you apply light pressure to the plunger, a small amount of washing up liquid comes out, and you rub this into the stain using the nozzle. Then you wash as usual. It works every time.