You will need
  • Tool for removing stains;
  • Cotton swabs or cloth (in some cases);
  • Salt;
  • Iron and paper napkins (the last paragraph).
Instruction
1
Before you start removing the stains, you must remove the oil, do not soak into the fabric. This can be done using regular table salt. Sprinkle salt on the stain and after a few minutes it will absorb as much oilas possible, because it is very hygroscopic. If salt is not at hand, you can use white bread crumb – blind from it a ball and roll on the stain.
2
One of the most effective ways to remove oil stains – paste, soap, turpentine and ammonia. To prepare this mixture RUB the soap on the grater, then dissolve with turpentine to the state of the liquid slurry and add a few drops of ammonia. Next, apply the mixture to the stain and leave for 10-15 minutes. Then rinse off with water and wash the thing. The method is very good, but not every modern housewife has a set of ingredients.
3
Even stains from sunflower oil can be removed with kerosene. To do this, wet a rag with kerosene and gently wipe the stain from the edges to the center. The only disadvantage of this method is a strong smell of kerosene. To get rid of it, the thing needs to be washed in warm water and then put in the washing machine.
4
Grease stains are easy to remove with a solvent of white spirit or petrol. The technology is the same as when using kerosene.
5
Can be used for removing stains dishwashing detergent, which breaks down fat. Apply the product on the stain and sasteria hands, then rinse with water and send to the Laundry. The disadvantage of this method: it is not suitable for delicate fabrics that cannot be subjected to mechanical loads (viscose, silk, delicate cashmere), because the friction can damage them.
6
More difficult with the removal of oil stains from things that can not be washed. Of course, you can take them to the cleaners, but it is not a cheap pleasure. There is a way to turn vegetable oil from them at home. So add to spot the loose paper on both sides. You will fit wipes or paper towels in a pinch, toilet paper. Then gently iron the stain with a iron across the paper. The essence of this method lies in the fact that the paper will absorb the heated oil, pulling it out of fabric. If the contamination is small, it may be enough for one time. Otherwise, change the paper, clean and repeat again to achieve results.