Motor Oil Stains in Sink

RE: Motor Oil Stains in Sink Post By American Rekrete of SA @aol.com (Guest Post) (10/03/2005) Lacey I sell a cleaner that's made for cleaning oil stains E-mail me and i can send you a sample to try. RE: Motor Oil Stains in tighty whiteys Post By Holly (Guest Post) (11/19/2004) My boyfriend always has motor oil on his tighty whiteys! They wont come out! If you think that is bad then try getting out the gasoline stains! holy cow! ! ! RE: Motor Oil Stains in Sink Post By Jubilant (Guest Post) (09/17/2004) Well, we are deisel freaks here and teh only thing I use on grease any where any time gets it ever time from carpet to refridgerator door handle to teh knobs on the tub and the faucet in the sink and everything in between..... DAWN (the old blue kind not with any lotions or oils or scents) dishsoap and a little sponge and water..... I am often ask by others in our trucking field how we keep teh clothes and carpet and driveway and tools and selves clean from the grease.. I jsut smile and say DAWN. I leave a bottle in the bathroom at all times so he and I can wash with that instead of bar or liquid soap. the grease just lingeres with everything else! Dollar general store still carries teh old blue kind I have come to know and love for still only a dollar a bottle. wallmart I think has it for 97 cents. and if that doesn't work let sink dry completely rub a genours amount of WD40 on all effected areas rub it in to the stains..... this will loosen teh stains , Now use the DAWN and it will come out. Good luck. RE: Motor Oil Stains in Sink Post by ThriftyFun (4042) | (08/04/2004) Profile | Blog! | Contact I would try mechanics hand cleaner, the goop in a jar that gets motor oil and grease off your hands. It is available at the auto parts store. Put some on a rag or paper towel and rub it into the stains. Wipe clean with another paper towel or rag and see if it is gone. Repeat as necessary. Hopefully that will dissolve the oil so it comes out. - Susan RE: Motor Oil Stains in Sink Post by Jo Bodey (302) | (08/03/2004) Contact If the porcelain surface is in tact it is unlikely the sink itself is stained. Have you tried a mild abrasive cleaner? Or try filling the sink with water, adding bleach and leave overnight. Regards Jo