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STAIN REMOVAL GUIDE: Grease and Oil
  Get Stain Removal Tips for:
>Antique Lace, Tablecloths and Linens >Baby Clothes >Ballpoint Ink
>Beer and Alcohol >Blood >Crayon
>Dirt >Discolored clothing >Dye
>Feces >Food >Glue and Adhesive
>Grass Stains >Grease and Oil >Gum
>Hand Lotion >Iodine and Metholide >Leather
>Lipstick >Magic Marker >Mascara
>Milk >Mold/Mildew >Nail Polish
>Paste Wax >Paint >Perspiration stains
>Petroleum Jelly >Rust >Sap
>Shoe Polish >Soot >Tar
>Urine >Washing Clothes >Wax

Grease and Oil

Read the general stain removal guidelines.

Grease and oil require an acid product or a concentrated orange cleaner to dissolve the sticky residue. Department stores carry one called DeSolvIt. Some of these products can contain petroleum distillates that can damage surfaces and discolor them as well.

Generously blot on the cleaner. Wait for an hour then blot to remove. Do not rub to remove, reapply the cleaner if necessary. Then apply liquid dish soap to remove the cleaner and rinse with vinegar and water.



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