Easy 3-step cleaning method for getting grease stains out of clothes using $8 product
No matter what the stain is there is a cleaning solution to help get rid of it.
Stains can pretty much get anywhere whether you're chilling on the couch or dropping something on your new clothes.
We have ALL been there, don't worry!
However, no matter what it is there is a cleaning solution to get rid of it.
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But now one cleaning fanatic has shared their three-step method for getting rid of grease stains from clothes. Even better all you need is an $8 product.
User Bigfrig posted the question on the online forum site Reddit where she posted a picture of her sweatshirt along with the question: "Help, is this salvageable? "I dropped some mayo on it.
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"I love this sweatshirt and stained it the first time wearing it (this is why I can’t have nice things).
"I rubbed blue dawn on it before washing on warm and that removed a good chunk of the stain but this is what’s left behind.
"I don’t know how to describe the texture of the fabric but on Lululemon’s website they say 'matte, peach-fuzz finish.' Any tips welcome."
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People took to the thread to share their thoughts and recommendations for getting the stain out with one person writing: "First, do not dry this in the dryer until you are certain the stain is out.
"And with grease stains, you may not be able to tell it’s out when the garment is damp, so let it air-dry."
The user also shared their three-step method for getting the product out.
They said: "Get it damp, and use a wet bar of soap to grind the soap into the fabric, then rinse.
"Alternately, I might rub a grease cutter (Lestoil, Simple Green, Dawn) into the stain and then rinse right away.
"Fill a bucket with water and OxiClean, and soak the garment for an hour. Spray with Shout or similar, and launder.
"I put garments with stains in a net bag so I don’t forget and throw them in the laundry."
The user then tried the method with it getting the stain out. You can get the product Oxiclean on Amazon for $7.99.
According to the item, it promises to tackle tough "set-in" stains getting the clothes back to looking brand new again.
