Will it remove grease (not kitchen grease --the black kind) from clothing?
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I use it directly on the fabric and let it set for at least an hour before washing. Repeat if necessary.IF ANY PRODUCT CAN GET THE JOB DONE THIS IS THE ONE. Also if you have Dawn detergent add some to the spot as it helps also.Good Luck!
892839
This stuff is gold...it removes just about everything...Yes...I've used it on grease...It removed it. ....it even removes most stains that have been in the clothing over time. I will not go without having it in the house...ever.
892840
I haven't tried desolveit on that, but i have used Gojo hand wash directly on those types of stains and it works well. Desolveit may very we'll work too...just haven't tried it.
892841
Yes, & paint, mustard, kool-aid, grass stain much more. Happy to give you tips if you need them
93568
My daughter used it on some clothing and it darkened and went blotchy on some of the items. It may depend on the fabric, but I`m not sure
481125
I have not used it on clothing either. I use it to get the wax out of my brushes after I paste wax my painted furniture. This works so much better than anything else I have tried!
1139894
I've used this in all types of clothes even my carpet. I've never had a problem. If it's a set in stain I pretreat with the oxy gel stick before washing.
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Probably not. Depending on the fabric, you may want to try it with Oxyclean and very hot water, in addition to the soap. If the stain doesn't come out after the first try, do not put garment into dryer, instead, wash it again and again......
88111
Yes, it can. It's great for greasy counter tops and I put a little in my dish water if I have greasy pans. As far as the baked on grease, I would say yes, if you use some kind of scratchy pad. I use it more as a pretreatment for clothes than anything. It's great for hamburger grease or butter stains, etc. I've used this for years and if you find it doesn't work well for your stove top (which I think it will, no problem), you won't waste your money because it can be used for so many things. Good Luck!
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I would not go to that much mess. I would not go to that much mess. Dig the old grease out with a narrow blade, take soft absorbent cloth and a screw driver and wipe the excess out and don't worry about some being left behind. It is not contaminated grease.
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Normally for the colors I just use their laundry soap and add a little more if it's really dirty. Oxygen Bleach I use for the whites and lighter colors, sheets or towels. I don't think it would discolor your darker clothes but would separate black from the rest. Good luck!
939060
It didn't cause any stains on my clothes but because of it's oily base it may cause oil stains if it came in direct contact with clothing.
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la's totally awesome cleaner is a great grease cutter, non-abrasive and chemical free. You can buy it here at amazon or if you have a Dollar General around it's cheaper.
340770
Yes! I leave mine on and it has never been an issue. I don't feel that it leaves a residue if you rub it in well enough. It has never harmed my clothes either.
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Remember that Simple Green will act as a degreaser. As such it can remove lubricants from bearing surfaces. Presumably you are going to dilute the SG with water so it may not be as active at removing lubricants like grease should it get on any lubed components such as sprockets and chains. Also be sure to test the diluted solution on the bike's finish.
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Not sure. Depends on the type of substance you need to get out If it's just regular dirt or some light grease it will probably work If it's some dried on stain I am not sure since I have not tried using it for that
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I use alcohol or vinegar on a low lint cloth and wipe it gently. It's in my kitchen so I just did this and it removed the grease pretty well. In another room I have similar and it it's easier because it's just dust so the before mentioned or one of the Swiffer lint clothes would probably work well.
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It's not technically a grease...it's not thick and oily. It's a really thin lubricant. Yes, it sprays on and dries black.
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My GUESS is that it would not be the best solution as it might leave a oily residue on your clothing. I would think that a good leather cleaner and conditioner would be a better solution. i would look at a car products store for something like that.
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I don't think that's a good idea. "Odors Away" is a HIGHLY CONCENTRATED room deodorizer. If you were to put it on clothing, I would suspect that the scent would be overpowering. ( Remember - A few drops will deodorize an entire room! ) To deodorize clothing, mix OxyClean and liquid laundry detergent into a thin paste, and spread it on the stain or odorous area of the clothing. Let it stay there for 5 minutes, then launder as usual.