What to do if the oil stains can't be washed off

Generally speaking, people who often need to cook will accidentally get oil stains on their clothes. This is a very normal phenomenon, because when cooking, it is inevitable that oil will splash onto your clothes. If there are oil stains, they cannot be washed clean at all, so many people choose not to wear this clothes, which will seem very wasteful. In fact, once your clothes are stained with oil, there is not no way to deal with it. As long as you master the correct method, you can remove it.

Grease stains

① Oil stains on clothes can be scrubbed with rosin water, banana oil, gasoline, etc., then soak them in 3% salt water for a few minutes and then rinse with clean water.

② If silk jewelry is stained with oil, you can gently rub it with acetone solution.

③ Oil stains on dark clothes can be removed by rubbing them with leftover tea leaves.

④ Mix a little toothpaste with laundry detergent and rub the mixture to remove the grease stains on clothes.

⑤ Take a little flour, mix it into a paste, apply it on the front and back of the oil stains on the clothes, dry it in the sun, peel off the paste shell, and the oil stains can be removed.

Paint Stains

① If clothes are stained with paint or spray paint, apply a little cooling oil on the front and back of the clothes. After a few minutes, use a cotton ball to rub along the warp and weft lines of the fabric a few times, and the paint stains will be removed. 1-day paint stains can also be removed using this method. Just apply a little cooling oil and the paint will wrinkle on its own and can be peeled off. Then wash the clothes and the paint stains will disappear.

② For new stains, wipe the stain with turpentine or banana water, and then scrub it with gasoline. For old stains, soak the stain in 10-20% ammonia or borax solution to dissolve the solidified material and then brush it clean.

Wine stains can be wiped with boiled milk, which is very effective. Among them, white cotton and linen clothing is the most effective.

Ink stains and lipstick stains can be washed with water and then detergent, or glutinous rice can be mixed with detergent. You can also apply toothpaste on the stained part and rub it, then rinse with water. If it is silk material, lay the stain face down on a clean paper, apply dry cleaning agent or alcohol, rub the back of the stain on the silk fabric until the stain disappears, then wash and rinse.

In the article, we have learned what to do if oil stains cannot be washed off. Then you can try to use cooling oil to clean them. These are some little tricks in life, but many people don’t know that most people only use laundry detergent when washing clothes, which can only remove other stains on clothes, but cannot remove oil stains at all.