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Remove oil stain (After being washed :-( )

mp3ireland2 · 2012-05-25 19:43:13

Only noticed a motor oil stain after I put them on having being washed and dried... is it too late or will anything work on them?

25-05-2012 8:43pm

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mp3ireland2

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Only noticed a motor oil stain after I put them on having being washed and dried... is it too late or will anything work on them?

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#2 25-05-2012 8:46pm

sparks24

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rub on some vanish to effected are and then wash with vanish added in with the powder

worked for me but was only cooking oil dont know about black greasy oil from a car

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#3 25-05-2012 8:55pm

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sparks24 wrote: »

rub on some vanish to effected are and then wash with vanish added in with the powder

worked for me but was only cooking oil dont know about black greasy oil from a car

yeah sure it's worth a shot i suppose! nothing to loose now, assume it's a lot more difficult after being washed and dried!

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#4 26-05-2012 2:10am

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Get a brown paper bag or brown envelope and place it over the stain, then go over with an iron. The oil should lift off. As with the other poster I have only tried this with cooking oil but it worked a treat.

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