How to wash off oil stains

People eat grains, and oil is a common item in daily life, such as cooking oil, motor oil and so on. When humans come into contact with various oils, they are very likely to be stained with oil. For example, if it gets on white clothes, it is very difficult to clean. Some people even have to give up a piece of clothing they once loved very much. In fact, oil stains are not terrible. Just remember the following methods to clean them properly.

If there are cooking oil stains on your clothes, the quickest way is to wash them with detergent soon after they get stained. Detergent itself is a good helper in removing oil stains. Or you can also use toothpaste, apply the toothpaste on the oil stains on dry clothes, rub it several times to rub out the oil stains, and then wash it with clean water.

If there is ink on your clothes, it is best to rinse them with boiling water or hot water first, because if you use cold water at the beginning, the ink will stain the clothes and it will be difficult to wash off later. After rinsing with hot water, we scrub it with some laundry detergent, soap, etc. until all the ink is removed.

If you accidentally get soy sauce stains on your clothes, you can use white sugar. First soak the stained areas in water, then sprinkle white sugar on them and rub them like laundry detergent, and finally wash them with clean water.

If there are grass stains on your clothes, you can mix salt and water in a 1/10 ratio, soak the clothes in it, soak them in salt water for 10 minutes, and then wash them in water. When the washing is finished, you will find that all the stains on the clothes are gone!

If your clothes are stained with paint, you can use cooling oil. First, apply a layer of cooling oil on the painted area, and then rinse it with water. If nylon clothes are stained with paint, first apply a layer of lard, then use laundry detergent or something like that, and finally rinse it clean.

If industrial butter accidentally stains your clothes, you can find some cotton swabs or unused cloth, dip them in gasoline and wipe them until the color fades, then wash them with clean water until there is no color left.