Since this is oil can it oil stain clothes?
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No. It can be absorbed quite quickly. You may leave it on your skin a couple minutes before putting clothes on.
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It absorbs very quickly and seems like a lighter/ dryer type of oil if that makes sense, therefore by the time any clothes might touch it it is thoroughly absorbed.
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I use it on my belly and throw a shirt on right after it hasnt stained any of my clothes :)
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It can be sandedto help stain. It also helps to apply the stain with medium fine steel wool.
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I would worry about the oils ruining certain clothes...it would be safe in jeans or other rough material
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I have not had a red wine spill. I have used it on many different types of stains and smells. It won't hurt most materials. A friend used it on car upholstery. I have put some in my laundry as well. If it can be washed you can use the spray on it. Dab with white paper towels to blot the stain. If it is white you can use lemon juice and salt as a pretreatment. Good luck
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I typically use it on clothing. It is the best stuff out there for wine stains. I've never had a problem, but I don't let it dry on the fabric.
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I tried it on ink mark on the leather bag. It did lighten after we applied it few times. Actually the manufacturer called me and refunded me the amount since it didn't completely remove it. Please use the right type of cloth to wipe it as fiber cloth can further damage the bag. The good thing is it didn't spoil the finish. I am not sure about old oil stain and I haven't not used any other cleaning product.
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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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I've used it for stains on clothes. Spray...let sit for a couple of minutes. I use a brush to brush the tough stain and it goes away. I have also used for laundry as well. Clothes smell fresh!
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Yes, we bought the teak oil with it and it soaked it right up. There is not a sheen on the bamboo which would prohibit you from staining it.
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We haven't tried oiled wood, but we have tried a few other wood mediums including stained and painted and it did well on all of them. I would guess yes.
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It dries quickly and I polish afterwards, so I have not encountered any problems. Mind you this is not a cream like polish that can have access material in a place. This will either be absorbed or dry so not much left to stain clothes with.
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You should be able to. I sprayed it on everything without it staining, but that was my experience with it.
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I haven't noticed any stains, but like any lotion/cream, you have to let it dry or else it will rub off on your clothes and cause dirt to stick to them.
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Yes, it worked for an oil based stain. Although the cleanup took a little bit of effort.
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My husband says yes. However, he adds that you might want to cover your hands with gloves after you use the oil, because they will be greasy.
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I put it over water-based stain, and it worked well. I don't think it would work over oil-based products; It would probably bead up.
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I have sprayed it lightly all over my clothes - not drippy wet of course - and have not noticed any staining. But, then, I don't go into the woods wearing clothes that I really care about - mostly jeans and long sleeved shirt. This stuff smells better than it actually works, so keep that in mind.