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Grease Stain on Polyester

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Date: 07/23/2005 Topics: Cleaning > Clothing Stains | Readers Request > Cleaning  
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How do you get car grease out of polyester pants?

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Reba
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By kathy j (Guest Post)
i do not remember from what kind of stain it is but i think it's from food i had it dry clean but it did not come out so whatelse can i do to remove it.

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By Madelynnsmama (148) Profile Contact
I've been able to get grease/oil stain out with Dawn most of the time. If that doesn't work a hand cleaner called GOJO works really well too, it's meant for mechanics and has some grit in it so it's not the best for delicate fabrics!

Good luck!

Rebekah

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By Joy Luster (Guest Post)
A web company http://www.aloetherapy.com carrys a product called Orange Clean that has removed some amasing stains at our house.Thier products are all natural and they will give a money back gaurentee.Its not expensive and I use many of thier products and have absolutely No complaints

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By truerblue (61) Profile Contact
Try Goo Gone!

Tori

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By Carolyn (Guest Post)
You might try lighter fluid or dry cleaning fluid (from any major department store). Good luck.

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By terdralynn (82) Contact
You might want to try a hand cleaner (DL, etc.) like people use when they work on cars and other greasy things. I always use some cheap brand I bought at Dollar General, and I've never had a grease stain I couldn't remove, even if the clothes had been through the drier. It's also never stained anything I've used it on, and I've used it on several kinds of material. I put it on and rub the material together for a couple of seconds, sit aside for a few minutes, then wash in hot water if the color can take it. You can also let it sit for a week or so, it's never hurt my stuff. If this doesn't take it all out, repeat.

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By Maria (Guest Post)
my boyfriends mom uses this stuff called Lestoil... it gets everything out of clothes - food grease, oil, sauce stains... its very helpful.

just use a small dime sized drop on the spot and just barely rub it in - you don't want to use too much because it can be rough on clothes .. i also don't reccomend rubbing the fabric together with the oil... it'll do its job without much help :) (it has a lot of garage/commercial uses as well so its not the gentlest thing out there - but it works great on oil/grease)

you can find it at the grocery store, most likely. if you can't - try auto shops :)

good luck.

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