How can I remove oil stains from clothes?

Wearing new clothes is a pleasant thing, but it would be bad if they are stained with oil. Unfortunately, many activities in our lives can cause oil stains on our clothes, such as eating and writing. It would be great if there was a quick and effective way to remove oil stains. Let’s learn how to quickly remove oil stains.

1: Oxalic acid to remove grease stains

Use a spoonful of oxalic acid, put it in a basin, then pour in a cup of hot water to dissolve all the oxalic acid. Then add half a basin of warm water and soak the rusty clothes. Take them out after about 10 minutes and the rust stains will disappear. Then scrub them with soap and rinse them with clean water, and the clothes will return to their original appearance.

2. Hydrogen peroxide to remove grease stains

Because blood contains protein, which is difficult to dissolve when exposed to heat, hot water cannot be used to remove blood stains. If you drop a few drops of hydrogen peroxide (sold at pharmacies) on the blood stain, or scrub it with white radish juice, you can also quickly remove the blood stain.

Three: Alcohol to remove grease stains

Drop some gasoline on the oil stain. After the gasoline evaporates, the oil stain will disappear as well. You can also remove grease by applying alcohol or salt solution to the grease stain. If cooking oil (such as soup oil) stains your clothes, soak them in warm salt water, then rub them with soap and rinse them to remove the stains. In addition, place blotting paper on the oil stain and iron it with an iron. The oil stain will evaporate when heated and be absorbed by the blotting paper.

Okay, after reading the above introduction, do you know how to remove oil stains from clothes? If the fabric of your clothes is high-end, you'd better go to a professional clothing store to have them cleaned to avoid damaging the clothes. Other situations can generally be handled by following the above methods.