Removing Grease Stains
The Number 10 way to remove grease stains is: Use Dawn Dish Detergent. First take the grease stain, squirt some dawn on it, let it sit in the Dawn detergent, after a little while, rinse out the shirt. Then throw the shirt in the laundry to wash. This is the simplest and easiest way to remove a grease stain. I have used this way successfully.
The Number 9 way to remove grease stains is: Try Shampoo. It gets grease out of your hair, why not use it on the grease stains in your shirt too. I did not see a specific brand of shampoo listed so who knows?
The Number 8 way to remove grease stains is: Try Dawn Power Dissolver. The dissolver works on grease according to Tiki from Cleveland, OH on the Barefoot Lass 1 Website.
The Number 7 way to remove grease stains is: Citrisolve, citrus cleaner, will work for any grease or oil based stain. 1
The Number 6 way to remove grease stains is: Hairspray can be used for grease stains, but Elizabeth Walling who wrote the article, “Beat the Grease: Romoving Grease Stains from Clothing.” offers tips on which fabris it will work on. 3
The Number 5 way to remove grease stains is: Unilever’s website states: “Washable fabrics: If grease is fresh, sprinkle with talcum powder and work gently into fabric. Leave for 30 minutes and then brush off. If any grease remains, soak in a warm solution of Drive, Omo or Persil powder overnight, then wash in the machine on a warm wash” 2
The Number 4 way to remove grease stains is: Use Lysol Kitchen Cleaner? 1 Who would have thought!
The Number 3 way to remove grease stains is: Soak the fabric in water and then try rubbing in Aloe Vera. 1
The Number 2 way to remove grease stains is: You can spray the stain with WD-40, let it sit and then rinse out with dawn detergent. 1 Check out the Do-It -Yourself website for information on how to properly use WD-40. 3
The Number 1 way to remove grease stains is: Pour Coca-Cola on it. Let it sit and then rinse it out. 1
1. Source (Barefoot Lass Website, http://members.tripod.com/~Barefoot_Lass/grease.html)
2. Source (Unilever, http://www.unilever.com.au/ourbrands/aroundthehouse/MoreArticles/Stain_removal_clothes.asp)
3. Source (http://www.doityourself.com/stry/greasestain)