Grease Stain Removal from Clothing

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I really like that idea!!

I have always used orange hand cleaner and have never seen a stain remain. I keep a tub by the laundry basket and by the washing machine. No rubbing, soaking or extra work. I apply it with a popsicle stick when I take the garmet off and forget it.

THIS REALLY WORKS TRY IT FOR YOURSELF AND SEE THE AMAZING RESAULTS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Coca Cola will love this. Leave off the detergent and you can clean the lining of your stomach.

I worked on the north slope oil fields during the winter months. You tip about Coca-Cola was learned there and worked well on diesel in clothing.

I tried the rubbing alcohol but it doesn't work and the coca cola thing i don't even want to try that. thats just another stain for me to have to get out.

I was SO disappointed when i was helping my dad jump-start the car and i got car grease on my WHITE faux fur jacket. i thought i wasn't going to get it out. we looked everywhere for something to clean it with when my dad came across the Mr. Clean Magic Eraser. We thought "why not give it a try?" Amazingly it worked so good, the spot that had grease on it was cleaner and whiter than the whole jacket itself! it looked brand new again! i guess if you try weird things, you find out that it can work perfectly!

Baby powder will remove grease stains. Just rub baby powder on the stain and let sit for two or three days.Then wash clothes normally. Even works if already been in dryer!

I am going to give it a try. Sounds good.

Does it really work??

THE SPRAY AND WASH STAIN STICK WORKS GOOD TOO.

Try saturating the stain with waterless hand cleaner, let sit over night, and launder as usual. Works on tar stains also.

Castile soap works great, too, instead if Dawn. Takes even old grease stains (from cooking) out.

I used to drive truck and every time I hooked up to a trailer I wood get fifthwheel grease on my shirt, jacket and jeans. I used to treat the grease spots with a baby wipe, then later when I found time to do laundry, I would treat the grease stains with pine-sol. I gently rubbed the pine-sol into the stain and put extra in the washer. this works for all grease based stains,even Ink pens and marking pens. also removes stains from walls and furniture. you have to use the original brand of pine-sol the others don't work as well

Great tip,
thank you