How to deal with oil stains on clothes

Oil stains on clothes are a common occurrence in our lives when we are not paying attention. This kind of thing can make us feel particularly distressed. Not only can it not be completely removed by ordinary methods, but it also makes us feel particularly embarrassed. When this happens, we must pay attention to the methods and techniques when cleaning. Let us now learn how to deal with oil stains on clothes.

1. Salt water degreasing method

If cooked oil (such as vegetable soup oil) stains your clothes, soak them in warm salt water and then rinse with soap to remove them.

2. Use chestnut water to remove lard stains:

Use boiled chestnut water to rub clothes stained with lard to remove the stains.

3. Mung bean powder to remove oil stains:

If there are animal oil stains on clothes, you can apply mung bean powder thickly on the oil stains and iron them with a low-temperature iron for 30 minutes (do not burn them). The oil stains can be removed.

84. Lime solution to remove cattle and sheep oil stains:

If clothes are stained with cow or sheep oil, they can be removed by rubbing them with lime solution.

5. Radish juice to remove oil stains:

Take a piece of carrot and rub it directly on the oily area, then wash it off with hot water.

6. Use Liby All-Effect Care High-Concentration Laundry Detergent to Remove Grease Stains

Before washing, apply Liby All-Care high-concentration laundry detergent directly on the oily stains, let it sit for minutes, then add water and scrub, then rinse thoroughly.

7. Alcohol degreasing method

How to remove oil stains on leather clothes? Apply a paste made of alcohol and chalk powder to the oil stains on the leather clothes. After the paste dries, wipe it off carefully.

8. Talc powder degreasing method (suitable for silk clothes)

If there are oil stains on silk clothes, you can mix talcum powder into a paste and apply it to the oil stain. After leaving it for a while, peel off the talcum powder, then put some thin paper on the silk and iron it flat with a not too hot electric iron.

9. Dry cleaning method:

If clothes get oily, don't wash them immediately. Drop some laundry detergent or dishwashing liquid on the clothes and rub them dry. Then put them in water and add laundry detergent to soak them and they will be clean.

Through the above introduction, we know how to deal with oil stains on clothes. Generally, oil stains can be completely removed through the above methods. If there are oil stains that you cannot remove by yourself, you cannot force it, otherwise it will cause damage to the clothes. It is better to send them to the laundry, but ordinary oil stains are generally no problem.