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oil/grease removal

  • 18-05-2010 12:00am
    #1
    brembo26
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    Hi all, I was just wondering if anyone know the most effective way to get a grease/oil stain of a hi-vis jacket. Its the type of oil that you would find on the hitch part of a truck if ya get me:o. There is only a few marks so i dont think the jacket is destroyed.

    Thanks in advance!

    Mods feel free to move this thread if its in the wrong place.


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  • #2
    ha-ya-said-what
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    Swafega or W5 degreaser in an orange spray bottle in the cleaning section in lidl. Apply, leave for a couple of min, work in with a scrubbing brush or old tooth brush, lightly in the direction of the thead so as not to fluff it up or make it worn looking, get a cloth & wet an end in hot water, dab it off & apply it again until it's almost gone then just wash as normal with a good washing powder.

    Soaking the night before in hot water with washing powder or fairy liquid can also help.

    I got hydraulic oil & grease outta a cream sports jacket that was destroyed in it before so it should work for just a few stains!


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