Will this clean a Greasy, Grimy, Diesel Mechanic's clothes?
903556
Yes yes and yes, I have a greasy grimy mechanic for a husband and I have noticed not only the clothes come out cleaner (i would use a scoop and a half) but so does my washing machine.
768399
It will clean it. I had some really nasty stuff in my wife's van it cleaned it all up pretty well.
2002042
I believe so. It is the only drain cleaner I will swear buy. But I never tried it on oil.
747214
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.
1439475
I would think so. I have used it for years on grease stains on all kinds of fabrics. It dries to a powder which is brushed away.
1727131
It has worked for me on some microfiber clothing. I even use this as a stain remover for certain types of stains.
2057725
I honestly don't know if it will work on oil spots. We purchased it primarily for pet stains.
1472816
I have not used this to clean Oil/Grease other than what was on the floor near my stove. I imagine since this is oxygenated bleach it would work but I would suggest looking at the company website to see what they suggest. One key thing to using this product is to make sure it is completely dissolved in warm water and to use it immediately. Allowing it to soak for a few minutes also helps "bleach" the dirt away. Good luck!
1045324
It will somewhat. But a suede cleaner will take more of the body oil based stains out. And after it's cleaned, make sure you use a suede protector spray on it to prevent future stains
1088797
Not positive on that one but I've used it on a host of other things. Works fantastic on anything gooey, sticky, greasy, smoke film covered. I would try it though. Wet it down, spray it with the degreaser scrub with a stiff brush and rinse. Hope it works for you.
310760
will clean engine, but it thins oil and could remove scale from valve covers that could cause problems. all depends on how clean your engine is inside.
2001118
Yes and does a great job. I use it on clothes, to clean my couch, etc. Hope this helped
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.
1025251
Yes. But do not do it. The microbes will remove oil from the clothes very well but they will attack the rubber hoses and neoprene gaskets in the washer as well. The continued wash/rinse cycles will remove most of the remaining Oil Eater after a few more loads but there will be microscopic sized microbes that are embedded in porous materials that will continue to eat all Petrochemical based materials. I suggest you use a laundry sink. The drain is PVC or ABS or Stainless which makes Oil Eater safer for hand washing. Keep in mind that the time frame for Oil Eater to remove oil is long, on the order of weeks. I.E. this is not a heavy duty detergent. It is a long-term alternative to detergents and cleaners that you should use when other options have failed. Please take all my advise with a grain of salt. I used it most recently to lift an oil stain from my snow blower from our driveway here in Colorado in Winter. I was surprised that it worked when most of the days were so cold (-12F) and continued to work on days when the drive way warmed up above 40F or so. It is good stuff but it takes time. Lifting the oil took 2-3 weeks. 90% in the first week. 90% in the second and there is a residual amount that is still visible that will wait till late spring when it warms up and stays dry for long enough for the microbes to eat the oil in the surface of the porous concrete.
2001117
it worked great on every stain in my cars floor carpet which included lots of black greasy stains, I would definitely recommend you trying it.
2128702
Yeah I'm sure you can. Based on other reviews it seems to fix easy problems. My CD player is broken so it was far more serious. I haven't needed to clean my husbands truck CD player yet- but if I ever do I'll use the one I got.
1992937
I have used it in a lot of automotive repairs with great sucsses but it needs to be clean ans holsa up very well, good luck.