How to remove oil stains from clothes

When a housewife is cooking, the oil barrel of the range hood will drip and produce oil stains, which can easily get on clothes if one is not careful. The same is true when we eat. Unsightly oil stains can easily attract mosquitoes and flies, making us feel depressed. So I thought of washing it off thoroughly, but I tried various methods several times and there was no effect. In fact, cleaning oil stains is not as difficult as you think. Here is a brief introduction.

When eating out, your clothes may get dirty if you are not careful. In this case, you can drop some lemon juice on the greasy stains and then wipe them with a cotton napkin dipped in water. If you don't have lemon, you can use vinegar instead. After the clothes have been treated in this way, the traces of oil stains can be removed when you wash them again when you get home. We have to prepare three meals a day, and it is inevitable to come into contact with oil during these three meals, so how do we remove oil stains on our bodies? First of all, deal with it immediately after touching the oil, apply detergent on the oily area, soak it for an hour, and then rub it gently with your hands, and the oil stain will naturally disappear.

We wear clothes every day, so of course it is easier to get stains. When we encounter stains, we deal with them like this: first, apply a layer of toothpaste on the stain, then soak it in a basin for half an hour, then rub the toothpaste-covered part of the clothes back and forth until there is no stain, then rub it with clean water a few times and the stain will be gone.

Well, isn’t it very easy to clean oil stains? In fact, oil stains not only refer to the grease that we get when cooking, but also include the paint that gets stained when painting walls and furniture, as well as the oil stains on cars when we drive. There are many tips for cleaning these oil stains. Are you itching to know the answers? It is impossible to introduce them one by one here. Just search on the Internet yourself.