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Stain removal

dubgirl
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Hi, can anyone suggest something that will remove oil/copper grease from a T-shirt, belongs to OH and he tells me that it can only be either of those things.
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I find "Shout" very good for removing oily stains (spray on then wash) , or you could try neat washing up liquid then wash as normal.
If its not a white t shirt don't rub too hard or you could end up with a paler patch! :eek::wave:0 -
Hi, thanks for that, will have a go tomorrow with a bit of fairy washing up liquid.0
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rub washing up liquid into the stain with a brush and leave overnight - wash as normal in the morning (my late nans tip)Dogs return to eat their vomit, just as fools repeat their foolishness. There is no more hope for a fool than for someone who says, "i am really clever!"0
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thanks sv will try that today0
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Did the copper slip/oil come out?:wave:0
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noonesperfect wrote: »Did the copper slip/oil come out?
Try using WD40. This is not a joke, its a great stain remover. Be a bit careful around delicate fabrics and colours.
Try using cheap toothpaste - this is especially effective against curry and tomato stains.
Try a block of "VANISH" soap. These are widely available and used to pre treat stains prior to washing. The little block lasts for years, literally.Keep trying.........................what else is there to do?
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Hi, yes about 80% of the stain came out so will give it another go. thanks for the help0
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