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Removing zinc and castor oil stain
maypole
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How can I remove a Zinc and caster oil stain from black trousers?:eek:
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Hi maypole,
If the trousers are machine washable, squirt some washing up liquid onto the stain, massage into the fabric, and then wash in the machine as normal.
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Hello pink-winged
Thank you for that, the trousers are now in the wash, however I used star drops as opposed to washing up liquid, I will let you know the result.0 -
Oh dear, the stain did not come out with Star drops, think the trousers will have to be relegated.0
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Sorry to hear that maypole. Did it fade at all?
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hello Pink
No fading, just the stain still there, never mind eh!0 -
Try dabbing it with Oil of Eucalyptus avalable in chemists, wash as normal and then putting on the line in the sunlight.0
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