How do you get cooking oil out of clothing?

I agree with the people who say Dawn dish soap. I work in a restaurant and I get a lot of cooking oil and grease on my uniforms. I pre-treat the area with Dawn and let it sit for about 15-20 minutes and soak that area with water. Then I throw it in the wash like normal. Works everytime.

You have to put the clothing in a coffee can. Then fill the can up with gasoline. Bury it in your back yard. Wait for 6 months. Then go out and buy some new clothes.

Put dish wasing soap directly on the stain, add a little water fold the stain onto its self between you fingers, and then rub you fingers together. Do this for about five minutes to really get the grease dissolved in the soap. Rinse garment in water, and then wash like you do normally. DON'T MACHINE DRY, instead hang to dry. If they stain is still there then repeat the process. If you machine dry stains they become set--it's just like dying the fabric.

No joke - Dawn dish soap. Seriously, Dawn has been used to help birds get oil out of their feathers after oil spills.
Anyway, pretreat with the dish soap, rinse lightly, then wash as normal. If that doesn't get it out, nothing will.

TAKE JOY DISH WASH RUB IT IN THEN LET IT SIT A DAY THEN WASH WITH TIDE IN HOT WATER IM A MAN AND I KNOW THAT ANSWER THATS WHY MY WIFE MAKES ME DO THE WASH I CAN EVEN GET RUST OUT WITH IVERY

I use Resolve Carpet Cleaner Spray to get just about anything out of my clothes. I don't know what possessed me to try it but it hasn't let me down so far.

You don't have to use any specific product. Follow the instructions on the laundry detergent container for "pretreating". If there aren't any, then you a) make a paste with the solids of the detergent and some water, of b) dilute the liquid detergent a little bit. Then, put the pretreatment on the place with the oil and let it rest for about half an hour. After half an hour, take the clothing with the pretreated spot on it and wash normally, according to the clothing manufacturer's instructions or the instructions on the detergent container. It should come out, but if it doesn't, try a few more times.

First, use Shout on it. Use the Shout that comes in the squeeze bottle, not the spray. Completely saturate the area. Let it sit for a while (30 mins.) Use a toothbrush to scrub the Shout into the fabric weaving. Let it sit a while (30 mins.) Then soak the clothing in cold water with liquid Tide (the kind with bleach alternative works best). Scrub the area that is stained. Soak for about 30 mins. Drain and rinse. Allow the clothing to drip dry. If the oil is still there, try the same process with a degreaser instead of Shout. You can get a degreaser at an auto parts store. Before placing the clothing in the washer or dryer, make sure to wash out the degreaser COMPLETELY. Soak it in the sink with detergent and water for about thirty minutes and rinse. Never put oil stained clothing or degreaser soaked clothing in a hot dryer. It could cause a fire.

Or buy a can of cooking oil

DAWN DISH soap, use a toothbrush to scrub it, after letting it sit about 10 minutes. Rule out any thing that takes longer than 10 minutes. When you are ready to throw it in the wash add oxi clean to the wash. And most important, don't dry the piece of clothing that had the oil stain on it until you inspect the area to make sure that the stain is gone...drying will set the stain into the material. My ex-husband used to use Clorox Stain out...it got hydraulic oil out of my clothes even after the stain had been set in.

Shout it out (the cleaning kind).

soak area with Dawn dish washing liquid overnight .. then wash as usual in washing machine
Dawn gets the grease off dishes.. gets it out of clothes too

Dish soap. I accidentally washed and dried clothes with my lip balm in the pocket. An oily stain on my bfs good dress-shirts was the result. My friend at work told me to use Dawn but I used Palmolive (I think). It took a few times though and between washings I let them dry on a rack instead of the dryer. After 2 washings though it all came out. Soak the stains in dish soap, let set a bit, then wash.

try rubbing it with Dawn Dish soap. let it set for about 10 min or so before washing it to let it set in

Completely saturate the area. Let it sit for a while (30 mins.) Use a toothbrush to scrub the Shout into the fabric weaving. Let it sit a while (30 mins.) Then soak the clothing in cold water with liquid Tide (the kind with bleach alternative works best). Scrub the area that is stained. Soak for about 30 mins. Drain and rinse. Allow the clothing to drip dry. If the oil is still there, try the same process with a degreaser instead of Shout. You can get a degreaser at an auto parts store. Before placing the clothing in the washer or dryer, make sure to wash out the degreaser COMPLETELY. Soak it in the sink with detergent and water for about thirty minutes and rinse. Never put oil stained clothing or degreaser soaked clothing in a hot dryer. It could cause a fire.other than this info there isn't any thing.

First, use Shout on it. Use the Shout that comes in the squeeze bottle, not the spray. Completely saturate the area. Let it sit for a while (30 mins.) Use a toothbrush to scrub the Shout into the fabric weaving. Let it sit a while (30 mins.) Then soak the clothing in cold water with liquid Tide (the kind with bleach alternative works best). Scrub the area that is stained. Soak for about 30 mins. Drain and rinse. Allow the clothing to drip dry. If the oil is still there, try the same process with a degreaser instead of Shout. You can get a degreaser at an auto parts store. Before placing the clothing in the washer or dryer, make sure to wash out the degreaser COMPLETELY. Soak it in the sink with detergent and water for about thirty minutes and rinse. Never put oil stained clothing or degreaser soaked clothing in a hot dryer. It could cause a fire.

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Yes I agree with the above

You can get a degreaser at an auto parts store. Before placing the clothing in the washer or dryer, make sure to wash out the degreaser COMPLETELY. Soak it in the sink with detergent and water for about thirty minutes and rinse. Never put oil stained clothing or degreaser soaked clothing in a hot dryer. It could cause a fire.other than this info there isn't any thing.

It is more effective if you have discovered the stain before washing. All you do is pour a few drops or even dip the area of stain into coke for 3 to 5 minutes. Later use your hands/manually rub the cloth in that region.

Try oven degreaser cleaner. Spray it on the oil stains, let it sit for 10 minutes, scrub with own clothing and throw it in the washer. Oil stain will be removed. Good luck!

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If the stain is particularly stubborn and you have one of those plastic pot scrubbers for use on teflon cookware, you can try GENTLY scrubbing. When you've gotten as much out as you think you're going to get out, wash as usual.

Let the clothing sit for a few minutes then wash it like normal.

you pour a bottle of acid over your head

ZOUT it is carried at longs drugs. it's the best.

put salt or flour quickly on the spot after removing the oil stain. this will absorb the excess oil thats left between the fibers and it will be easier to come out.

Goop. It's the stuff that you buy in a tub or pump container at a store such as "Farm & Home" or that type of farm store - or you may be able to find it in the automotive section of your local "Wal-Mart", "K-Mart" or such. Mechanic's use it to get grease off of their hands, etc.

I keep a pump container of it in my laundry room. It takes out cooking oil splatters, grease,gum (out of hair too), ink, grass stain, etc.

You can try either dish liquid or a product called Lestoil as a pretreat.

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wash it

Dawn Dish soap Original scent is the best way to go. I agree with the posts that say pretreat for about 15 minutes or so and then wash in cold water. Check the spot before putting it in the dryer. Once an artical of clothing hits the dryer with a stain in it, the stain stays forever. I have a young son, I'm constantly pretreating his clothes for just about every known soil he can get into. Dawn is the economy Shout....You can usually get a bottle of Dawn at the Dollar store...Shout usually runs about $3.

Must put dish soap on it right away and water then throw it in the washermachine.

Yeah. . that's cool baby!! And just how did you get cooking oin on your clothing? Yeah. . . that's cool again! Slippin & Sliddin on a rubber mat huh? You sassy thing . . oh yeah!

rup it with soap

How can this question possibly have this many answers?

Use a dish washing liquid. It was designed to get grease and oil off.

Why don't you throwing the cloth in dustbin

use baby powder on the spot of the oil and then wash out.

The way to take oil out of any clothe is by covering the stain with baby powder, it absorbs it.
This is a trick that I have use many times, be sure you do it before you wash it or send to laundry.
PS let the pwder on over night and repeat if there is still traces of oil.
Vivian

by gas before u wash it

if u wash it before using gas it will never clean

good luck

Use 409 Kitchen Cleaner.

Try Using "Vanish Oxi Action Max"

with pinesol rub on it and its gone.

try tide to go or another food-bleach pen

http://housekeeping.about.com/od/laundry/a/stains_cookoil.htm My favorite detergent is Era.

try using salt,wet it a little ,put salt on rub it in,may have to do it a few times,,but it does work,,don't have to throw as many clothes away anymore,,good luck ,,

There is a hand cleaning lotion called Gunk. I use it in the laundry room for all sorts of greasy stains

If the oil is still wet, pour talc or baby powder on it. Let it soak up all the oil. Do not rub it in or try to wipe it off. Once it dries, shake off the powder. Then, a combination of laundry detergent and hydrogen perioxide (sp?) can be applied to the spot and let soak. Before it dries completely, wash in cold water with regular detergent.

spray brake parts cleaner on it then soak it

Use Dawn diswashing liquid. Let it sit for a while (about 20-30 minutes), then wash. Don't throw it in the dryer until you've looked at it really good to make sure it all came out. Good luck!

blue Dawn dish liquid

You have to take that to the dry cleaners. Tell them exactly what the stain is and it should come out. They have the chemicals to break down the oil.

rub a bit of talcum powder first let the oil absorb, then rub dish washing liquid, rub well then wash in your usual way :)

This may sound silly and too easy, but try Windex - it works for many things. I even use it for spot cleaning carpets, furniture, etc.

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Wash it in Tide and Coke.
Works on car grease.

just use warm water to clothes

It is quite common for those that use candles to have problems with removing candle wax stains. The wax from a candle is a very difficult type of stain to remove for a number of reasons.

If you love candles but have given up on using them because they cause such a mess, it is time for you to consider a few better options here.

No matter if you just had a few drips of wax land on your carpeting or watched the entire candle fall over onto your prized table cloth, you can get the mess cleaned up as quickly as possible.

Here are the Basics Of Wax Removal. . .

First of all, you need to get to the stain as quickly as possible. If you get to the wax before it hardens, it will clean up much easier.

Secondly, wet candle wax can be more effectively cleaned up because it has not reached the deep carpet pile yet. The deeper it gets, the harder it will be to clean up completely.

If the wax is wet, you can apply a bit of pressure with a clean terry cloth to the area. Keep moving the cloth to a clean area. Most of the wet wax will soak up into the cloth rather than into the carpeting. Make sure that you do not rub the area as this will cause the stain to set further into the carpet, making it that much worse to get out.

If the candle wax has hardened, the first thing you need to do is to use a dull knife or other dull object to scrape off the excess candle wax from the carpet. Most of the wax will come off in this manner. Be careful not to smash it down even more so, though.

If this does not remove all of the wax, then try the iron method.

Here, you will simply place a few layers of paper towels that are clean, dry and white, to the area. Then apply a warm iron to the top of the towels. This will cause the candle wax to melt just enough to be absorbed into the paper towel. Keep moving the paper towels to absorb more and more of the wax. You can keep doing this, or stop and try to scrape off additional wax

Try some cornmeal... Make a paste with water and apply...

Soak it under the sun but don't use first bleaching soap cause the original color of your clothes might be damaged...

First, you soak it in milk, the spot I mean.
Overnight if possible. Then using an old
toothbrush, brush lightly. Then you can use
any of the other answers to complete your
project..

u can use MUD (not the wet mud, dry mud). Put lot of mud on the place of oil and then wash the clothes normally as you would do. It should take out the oil. Dont use SAND. Sand is useless.

fantastic spray cleaner works really good. spray it on and rub then was with soap.

Put baby powder on it ASAP!

If the oil is fresh on your clothes and you can't wash right away...immediately sprinkle salt on the spilled area. The salt sucks up the oil from the clothing. You will still have a spot but it won't stick as much. and that will give you some time to get it to the washer.

THere is this product at wal-mart or anywhere, and it's called, Goo Gone. Past experience, my brother got sap all over his shorts and then my mom used Goo Gone and it came all out. Amazing acctually, safe to use on about anything even your delicate laundry.

well get a barly wet sponge and rub it to it gets out

The is a spray called Zout. It comes in a purple bottle, and has the good housekeeping seal of approval. It will get anything off of anything. Just follow the directions of the label. It's amazing!

WELL YOU'D HAVE TO USE BLEACH AND IF IT DOESN'T COME OUT OTHER WISE YOU SHOULD HAVE SOAKED IT IN SOMECOLD WATER THE SECOND THE COOKING OIL GOT ON YOUR SHIRT.

use dish soap. IT is made for greassy dishes.Give it a try

I'm so glad I found your question on here... I JUST got olive oil on my favorite capris... AGG!

Try a clothes spray like Spree, or similar.
(Basically any spray that says it will get rid of grease stains!)

dawn dish soap. works for everything, even dog shampoo for killing fleas.

just use detergent to wash it out

I use Amway LOC. I scrub it in and wash as usual.

HOT water

I use a product called "Goo Gone" which is orange in color and is sold in Walmart and hardware stores. Oxi- Clean will also work.

If you would have only used crisco it would have all came back except one tablespoon.
If you didn't put a little Melhylene Choride on it, it will take it right out.
Should be able to find it at your local plastic shop such as Tap Plastics, They sell it as Weld-on # 4

use flour

don't know, sorry.

As most have mentioned, dish soap is the best way to remove any oil or grease from clothing. good luck!

soak it in a bucket of oil for 3 days then wash it and you wont notice the stain because ethe whole thing will be stain

it' wont come out

I think palmolive dish detergent,esp. the one saying grease remover,tends to work a bit.It helps to put it on the spot(s) as soon as it happens, rub it in,let it sit for a while, then put it in the washing machine.It does tend to work.But I don't know about large messes or delayed treatment,or every type of fabric,but it works for most cotton fabrics.Try it and see.

Try washing it in Dawn Dish soap....

Depends on the type of oil and to what level it has been used. Some will respond to a soak in warm, detergent rich water. A steam cleaning can help as well. I'd try a combination in that order.

You can get cooking oil out of clothing by using Dawn dish liquid and cold water, or you can even spray hairspray on the spot and let dry, then wash as normal.

ok...first..soak the clothing in oil, completely....now it should be uniform all across...hence no spots. Plus you have a new piece of clothing without spending a buck. of course you may smell a bit.

Actually my husband just did this and I rubbed laundry soap on it real good and it came out...goodluck!

dawn dish soap

Soak it in cold water and Oxyclean (or generic equivalent) for a few hours and then wash it with your laundry as normal. Should come out easy. But get it in the cold water soaking right away. If you wait all day before soaking it will settle and then it won't come out.

There is an extract of crude oil called (Kerosene).just a few drop of it on the stained area then leave the cloth to dry.it clears off the oil.you can the latter wash with soap.

Put baby powder on it and let it set untill it soaks up all the oil..it should work.Good luck

soak the item of clothing, like saturate it, in cooking oil overnight. Then in the morning, place in washing machine again and again, maybe 3 complete cycles. Dry and viola no more cooking oil stain.

You can apply petrol of the stained area

If you have already washed and dried this item with the stain on it you may be out of luck as drying will have set the stain into the fabric. If the stain is fresh saturate it with Sunlight dishwashing Liquid and rub into stain. Rinse under hottest water that the garment will handle then hang to dry. When dry, inspect garment for stain. If the stain is still slightly present repeat. Eventually that spot will come out. Important part is to NEVER dry garment in the clothes dryer until the oil spot is completely removed.

The same way as you would remove wax or candle drippings. You place a wax paper over the stain and iron it.

This is serious, spread some Vodka on the stain. Vodka will virtually remove any stain on clothing.

use your TWO GIANT FRONT BAGS TO TAKE CARE OF THAT FOR YOU.

Wash it in dishwashing soap. It used to help me get all sorts of oil out of my clothes when i worked on machinery.

put talc on it and after about an hour you can put it in the washing machine

Apply cornstarch to the spot to absorb greese
Or soak in lukewarm water 1/2 teaspoon dishsoap (Dawn) and 1 teaspoon vinegar

try soaking it in dishwashing detergent that takes out grease. Or you could try rubbing a bar of ivory right on that spot and soaking it in warm water. I've had good luck with either of those methods.

I swear by Goof Off, followed by an overnight soaking in OxyClean, then laundering in hot water with Tide with Bleach. It's amazing how much stuff that combination can get out.

The Queen of Clean recommends:

Combine 1 tablespoon glycerin, 1 tablespoon liquid dishwashing soap, 8 tablespoons of water. Work the solution into grease adn oil stains. Let sit a few minutes, flush with water and laudner as usual.

She also recommends using Spot Shot Instant Carpet Stain Remover to remove greasy spots on clothes, then launder in the hottest water for fabric type, using a long wash cycle adn adding 1/4 cup of washing soda along with your detergent.

Another of her ideas is to spray with WD-40 lubricant and wait 10 minutes. Work in undiluted dishwashing liquid and launder as usual.

One more: Go-Jo Waterless Hand Cleaner can be worked into the spot, then launder as usual.

Hope you get the stain out!

"SHOUT" IT OUT!!!!

baby powder soaks up most of the oil, tide epot pen is great tool and a good soalking in detergent dhoulf get out the stain

if its 3-7 days old ,add more oil of the same brand , then use dish soap& water mix 1 table spoon with 3or 4 drops of water apply to oil stain ,work it around with fingers and throw it in wash dont let it dry out wash it now.

let it soak in coca-cola and then after 2 hours the carbonation will make it so when you wash it it will come out

Use Sprite, yes, it's the soda. and it works

just put baby powder on it it works miracles

Here is what you use!! It works EVERYTIME>.....

Spray the spot (s) with WD40. Let it sit for a minute or two, and then wash the garment. HANG IT TO DRY. Do NOT put it in the dryer. (The WD40 will work even if you have already dried it when you tried to get the cooking oil out, but DO NOT dry it after you have used the WD40).

Let me know how it turns out. I keep a can of WD40 at my washer and dryer. It is an EXCELLENT cleaner. I have 4 children, and their clothes (thanks to WD40) are stain free.

try motor oil. if that doesn't work, try gasoline. if that doesn't work, just stick a fork in the toaster. if that doesn't work, join the xmen!!

The moment it happens, put some baby powder on the fabric, this will absorb the oil, then you wash it as usual (use the hottest temperature the fabric allows)

yes

HI use some talcum powder on the oil stain and rub for some time and the stain will vanish but this works only on fresh oil stain.

just put some shampoo on the affected area and put the cloth soaked in cold water for about one hour....when u pull it out u see its gone....forever!!

Method 1: Use powder or chalk absorbents to remove as much grease as possible. Pretreat with detergent or non-flammable dry cleaning solvent, or liquid shampoo. Wash in hottest water safe for fabric, using plenty of detergent. Method 2: Rub spot with lard and sponge with a non-flammable dry cleaning solvent. Wash in hottest water and detergent safe for fabric.

apply lemon on the cloth or apply kerosene and wash it cloth lacks cooking oil

spread chalk powder or talcum powder on the oil stain! asap!!!!

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dad a bit of baby powder (or talc powder) on the spot. What the powder will do is soak up the oil from the fabric and it'll clump up on the clothing. Tap off excess powder and put to wash as usual. Works for me all the time.

soak the clothes in warm water with detergent. leave for 20 minutes and then rinse in warm water if the clothes are still oily wash once more in the same way and put it for drying.

Hello,
The best is lestoil.It may take a few times but it really works. This stuff is great for everything.

use some lemon juice...

Goo Gone....it gets friggin EVERYTHING out.

Go to your cleaning isle at your super market and buy Lestoil. Rub it on the stain and put some in your wash with your regular detergent. It also works on tar, pine pitch , motor oil and food stains. Pretty much every stain I have ever seen including pvc cement.
Good Luck

I have always found that Dawn dishsoap works
great,just apply directly to spot,and rub vigurously,and add water(warm) as you go,and that should work perfectly! Ladies if your Man is a mechanic,it works great just add a little to
each wash cycle,with your laundry soap! You will be surprised!!

Simple. Just soak your clothing in water until it dries. The time of drying is based on how many oil spilled on that said clothing.

Rinse with hot water,then wash with plenty of soap and water.Chemicals in most common soaps react with oil to turn it into soap. Check out the details below.

Let the man do the cooking.

get yourself some brown paper,the kind they make paper bags out of or thin postage brown paper,and a hot iron.place the non shiney side on the stain,and press the iron on the top,keep moving the paper to a clean piece,and repeat,the grease or oil will cling to the paper

I would try straight rubbing alcohol first to break the oil down. Then I'd try a shout stain stick, and scrub it aggressivly under cold water.

Oil in cloths can be removed using normal washing soaps. But before wash pour some hot water on the oil mark and apply soapt. use ur old tooth brush to rub.

French chalk, blotting paper (get at an art store) and a low iron will also work

Sard Wonder Soap. Wet the fabric with cold water, rub in the soap and scrub with a nail brush. Leave it for a day or two and wash as normal. You may need to repeat if it's an old stain

1. sprinkle talcum powder on stain to absorb oil. 2. iron with low setting. 3. shake out powder 4. take to drycleaners.

throw the clothing out of the house. stain goes with it.

Place a folded paper towel (needs to be thick to absorb oil) under the stain. Then put dishwashing liquid on the top of the stain and scrub with wet cloth or wet paper towel. This will push the stain through the clothing and into the paper towel under the stain. You may have to replace the paper towel under the stain a couple of times to get all of the oil out.

The only way to get oil out is to neutralize it. The only thing that does that is water ... lots and lots of water. Think about it ... oil rises to the top of water. Soak your clothing in plain water for a few days. The oil should come to the top siphon the oil off with a short end of hose. Soak it for a few more days and repeat. When there's no longer any oil on the surface of the water, wash it in a strong detergent with washing soda added. Good luck.

Put dishwashing liquid (the handwashing type) right onto the spots...then wash normally...WORKS EVERYTIME!!

well, try using the nail polish remover (ACETONE) or thinner
shud work.........and then waash with dish washer.....

Ariel with new micro whiteners. Soak fr 2 hrs then use scrubber.

the best way to rid clothing of cooking oil is to put shampoo on the oil spot. The chemicals in shampoo are made to strip natural oils from hair and those same chemicals work on any natural oils like cooking oil or grease from foods like hamburgar or chicken.

I used to work in a deli and had to clean the deep fryers, I used 1/2 cup greased lightening and I cascade gel cap.. worked wonders!

I would soak it in hot water with oxyclean in a bucket or other container. Soak it all night, 24 hours! Then wash as usual. If that doesn't work, repeat the soak! Good luck!

is this a joke? I am a dishwasher. I put my work pants in the washing machine, and they come out cooking oil free.

Before putting clothes in the washer, put liquid soap such as Dawn on the spilled area. The soap cuts the grease and takes the grease spot away.

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Dawn absolutely works!

I used to work in McDonalds as a teen and I always used Lestoil.
A cap full diluted with some water rubbed right on the spot worked pretty well for me.

This has worked for me before put undiluted eucalyptus wool wash on the stain and leave for around 10 minutes then wash as normal. This works for a number of stains like red wine and blood.

Spray the stain with oxy clean. Let it sit for about 10 min. and wash it like you usally do. It's happens to me all the time.


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Use Simple Green, it is a non toxic cleaner/degreaser and it wont ruin your clothes

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Dawn dish detergent, it sucks up the oil, alos my mom used ammonia to get car oil out of my dads clothes

I work in a banquet hall and get salad dressing and beef au'jue on my tux shirt all the time Dawn works good but also "ZOUT" is awesome it even gets out red wine but you have to spray it on rub it and wash right away

Dab the area with Dawn dishwashing liquid.

try a combo of baking soda and selzter. its wat u use to get grease out so it will probably work for cooking oil as well

Try DAWN dish soap first by applying it to the stain, rub hard getting all threads drenched in the stuff, then launder as usual. If that doesn't work then...WISK IT
I Use Wisk laundry detergent for everything! And 9 times out of 10 its taken out by it. Even set in stains. I recommend you apply it to the stain rub it in and let it air dry. Then throw it in the wash as normal. If that doesn't work spray a little bit of GOOF OFF on it (automotive section of your local Walmart), then wash.

Cornstarch, on both sides of stain if a heavy stain, I don't know how long to let it sit for - I usually just let it sit until whenever I have the chance to do laundry. Then I wash as normal.

I dont think you can or try some dishwasing liqiud. or some detergent

I was always told that spraying WD40 onit will help remove it. I did try it once and it does work on smaller grease stains.

I have found that clear clarifying shampoo works the best. It is designs to help remove oil from your hair and does the same on clothes. Mix it with a little bit of water and saturate the stain, let it sit for about five minutes, and throw it in the washer, repeat if neccessary!

cook it

If the cloth can withstand hot water, then most of the oil would get dis-lodged from the cloth when immersed in hot water with a few drops of lemon juice scrubbed on the stain(watch out colour-fastness) and with some soap (detergents.. group), since oil also 'surfaces' in water like the detergent-propped-dirt- particles .

u put in the washer and put bleach in it and put a colored wash cloth in there and put it ON

I've heard you can use Coca Cola on it. Pour it on the stain, let it soak overnight, then throw it in the wash and it should be gone.

soak it in some warm soap water

Goop , and here is a link to help you out, good luck

SHOUT it out.

Rub dish washing liquid into the stain, then, launder. It's a degreaser.

I use dawn dishsoap....the origial kind...it works everytime...just put it on and rub in and then wash it works great....

wash it

there's a product called goo-gone yup that's what its called . works great on just about any thing

he he you dont try taking it to a proffessional but if youve already tried washing it, you are basicly F!@#ED

Good question!!

The best way to get stains out of anything is to wash them in urine.

Wash your clothes in hot water so that the oil will rise.. Let you clothes sit in the hot water while in washing machine.. Then put some detergent in there to make sure you try to get the stain out of your clothes..

Get a potato, cut out a small piece in the shape of a french fry. Then set it on the cooking oil stain and use a hair dryer to heat it up.

Then eat the fry and enjoy your nice clean clothing.

you don't

you can't, even if you intially get it out, it will still leave a dark stain once dry.

You should use purple power because why I say that is because it takes grease, or oil out of anything because my sisters husband worked driving wrecker and that is what my sister used to wash his clothes and and grease that was on them came out instant and also if you have anything else with stains on it you can also use it on that also that is the only stain remover that my sister owns in her house so that would be your best bet.

I use Dawn dishwashing liquid. Just rub some on the spot before washing. I also us it to wash my hands if they get any type of grease on them.

no idea

didn't know about the baby powder remedy, but since lots of people mentioned it I'd say... go for it. thou, i was going to say just hand wash then put i the sun to dry naturally. this way the sun should dry out the grease on your fabric.

Spot with dish washing soap as soon as it happens. Launder as you normally would. Double check the spot before you put into the drier.

sprinkle talcum powder n then cover it with blotting paper n iron it with hot iron...bloting paper ll absorb all the oil..best of luck

spray and wash

I use baby powder to get tough oil out of my cloths.

I agree with others on here! DAWN DISH SOAP! If that doesn't do it try Fantastik OxyPower! If that doesn't do it I have know idea what will! I know the OxyPower got a whole lot of grape jucie off of my carpet and bed! Good luck and let us know what works!

Susan

try spraying hair spray on it.that should do it

try putting some dawn dish soap on the oil stain and let it sit for a few minutes before putting it in the washer. It helps to break down the grease from the oil. Also, check Heloise's column in the newspaper.

buy another one.

I would say to put talcum power on the stain first and then wash in cold water.

ok this sounds bizarre but tip a can of coke in the washing machine with wat ever you got oil on.i know that sounds weird but it seriously works just tip it in and wash your clothes like you normally would

Put on the Shout
rub-a-George-dub
put it in the tub
'n wash it on out

bakeing soda on it let it sit for a few hour or ever night is will soak up the oil

the new Tide stain pen works great if it hasn't been ther long(an hour or less). but you can still get it out without that.

very simple. use waterless hand cleaner. you know, the kind guys use when they get all greasy working on the car...(it's real cheap...buy it at the dollar store, 99cent store, etc.) one brand (the one i have) is called GOO. you can also get it at auto parts stores and places like walmart, etc.

anyway, it's easy. just take a little on a toothbrush and brush it in. no need to let it sit. just throw it in with your next wash load. it should come out nice and clean. good luck. (i have had to repeat it once in a while, but only when it has sat for a long time)

i totally agree with the dawn dish soap...i've used it and it really does work

put flour or powder on it and watch the oil be pulled into the flour or powder. comes right out when you wash it.

Dawn and Cascade Dish Washer soap.... dawn removes the oil amd cascade removes the stain. It works on axel grease and rear-end grease too.

i heard that shampoo might work, though i don't think i've ever tried it. good luck!

oxy clean

you don't

go to goodwill

Try Cloth Stain removers. Or try ironing it with a paper below

Use Goop, great cleaner for clothing works on everything

Try using corn starch or baby powder to absorb the oil.

Baby powder. Shake some on the spot and grind it in (like they did with the detergent in the "ring around the collar" commercials) make sure you rub it in really good. DO THIS ASAP!!! Then brush off the powder and wash as usual.

I got canola oil out of a brand new shirt this way.

I don't think you can but maybe something like spray and wash or shout might help. Also sometimes there are special things made to take certain stains out I know there is one for blood, and also one for ink, so there might be one for oil as well. I got that at Target.

NOTHING,,, YOU cAnnot take it off girl. that's a cooking oil.. hello......

dawn dish detergent as soon as it happens

But this also works -- Place heavy stains face down on clean paper towels. Apply dry cleaning fluid (like GOOF OFF) to the back of stain. Replace towels frequently. (Carefully read and follow instructions on the product package.) Let air dry; rinse. Launder in hottest water safe for the fabric

u soak ur t-shirt or whatever for about 1 or 2 days!!

I found a concentrated product called Awesome at the dollar store. Just dilute it with water, spray on the stain and rinse it out. It's worked great for me....

let baby powder suck up all the oil

Squeeze the clothes

Use shout stain remover. If you don't have any, try some shampoo, which is made to cut grease. Apply it gently, then let it sit a few minutes and launder as usual.

Stain Removal Step 1.

Remove as much excess oil as possible with a dull knife or spoon.

Stain Removal Step 2.

Apply 3-5 minutes to allow it to go completely through the fabric.

Stain Removal Step 3.

Use liquid detergent to rub through the stained fabric.

Stain Removal Step 4.

Allow the garment to sit for a few minutes.

Stain Removal Step 5.

Wash in the hottest water safe for the fabric. Check tags to determine what water temperature to use for washing

I worked in a restuarant.. and it's a B**** to get out, generally there is something called 'goof off' i think, and it works good. Also you can use any degreaser from the store.

Most of the time though the best thing to do is treat the spot and then soak it in laudry detergent booster overnight.

I use " Goo Gone". does not stain clothing.

Rub some dish liquid like Palmolive directly into the area and then add to washer of hot water and washing powders....wash ask usual and then check the grease spot and make sure it is gone before you dry the item....because once you dry it in the dryer the stain will be set....good luck!

You can't. I was a fry cook for years. It's not going to happen. Sorry

I dont know....lol. Wash it??

really hot water and TIDE

I use Simple Green on all kinds of cooking stains. Usually works. But I'm going to try Dawn next time.

Try some hair spray

Really easy - squeeze lemon juice all over the stain and leave it for five minutes before washing normally.

Dawn dish soap or drycleaning

SHOUT! That's all there is to it! And it really works!!

put soap directly on stain and rub together or use a degreaser

wash with tide? maybe?

moisten the spot with normal tap water.. then get some kind of liquid cleaner.. (ex. liquid soap... liquid dish soap.. etc..) then place a reasonable amount of it into the spot.. rub the spot so that the cleaner will do its job (bubble and go white and everything).. then let it air for about a day.. then wash the clothing normally how you wash it.. that's it.. if it's not yet out.. do the process again.. =)

i don't think you do... if it's on there it's not coming off. try color-safe bleach, but don't count on it.

you do it with very hot water and marsilia soap make sure that the water is very hot and put it right on the spot then add the soap.

one of three ways - which I have found work:
(1) if it is a dry clean item, do not attempt to clean it at all- no water or anything. Take to the drycleaners and show them the spot and if you remember tell them what it was that caused the stain (so they can pre=treat with correct things).

(2) If it is washable, sponge the stain with dry-cleaning fluid (AFTA Dry cleaning fluid or similar and most hardware store carry this one or other brands) and rinse. Rub liquid (not diluted) laundry detergent into the stain and wash as usual.

(3) last but not least, use DISHWaSHING soap (not the machine type, but the one you hand wash dishes with) . Power directly onto spot immediately. Just leave there until you are ready to take the garment off. Wash in COLD water in washing machine as usual (adding the proper soap this time). The soap for dishes also has a grease cleaning ingredient and that is what is working on your stain.

The above all work for lipstick and other greasy stains.

go to a drycleaner. home washers don't remove the oil. Drycleaners do because they use industrial solvents.

Wash the cloth.

Pour a small amount of shampoo without conditioner on the spot, let it sit for 10 minutes, rub and wash. This also works for that old ring around the collar, a body oil.

the way to get cooking oil out of clothes is: if just happened put a bit of powder talc on it, the talc will absorb the oil, later you can just use dish washing detergent like Palmolive, Dawn or any other.

Any dishwash soap will work, just scrub it in and then wash it... If stain doesn't come out after going through the wash, then use dish soap again, just dont attempt to put it through the dryer...

oil is a lipid (organic matter) just like blood. Use a biodegradable detergent to get rid of the oil because biodegradable detergents contain enzymes that break out the lipids (oil).

I would have to say Dawn regular.

Dab baby powder on the spot then use Dawn dish soap on the spots, let it sit for an hour and wash as directed.

Sometimes the oil gets into the fabric and shows up even after a wash. Baby powder will soak it up.

you can.t normally but if you scrub the stain with baking soda & water paste it might come out if you are very lucky.

There are many laundering products that work fine. SPRAY AND WASH is good prewash spray that we use to removes stains. But you might have good luck just using a combination of your current washing liquid and a color safe bleach like Clorox II . Pour these in small amounts directly onto the spot and rub good and then wash immediately in a regular warm cycle. Works tons of ftimes for us. And my two girls spill and splatter plenty...... '-))

Scrub with Dawn, wash in as hot water as the item will stand, and add some "Lestoil" (it's by the pine-sol) to the laundry.
You might have to "Dawn" it more than once.

The guys who worked in the Oklahoma oil fields use to come home with coveralls covered in oil. They would first wash them in the washer using Simple Green instead of soap and then a regular wash.

For smaller stains, just soak good with diluted simple green and then rinse. Wash as usual and the oil is gone.

Spread out the portion that has cooking oil stain onto a folder newspaper. Also, cover the portion with another folder newspaper (say 2-4 sheets both sides of the stained cloth)

Take a hot iron and press on the upper newspaper. All the grease gets blotted out into the lower newspaper and the one on top leaving the clothing clean.

Dawn dish soap should work but if that doesn't then try this soap its calle Murphy's oil soap and I swear that stuff gets anything out. It can get blood out, grease, oil almost anything.

Right away put it in the sun then let it soak in soap water.then wash with hot water if don't come out use stain stick and put it on it.

put a lot of greece on it

Rub a piece of lime on tha spot.

Put spot remover on it and let it sit for about 20 minutes before you wash it

Lay between sheets of absorbent paper press hard, use talc as well to help soak up excess. (you can iron wax out into brown paper don't now if it would for oil). Then use a spot cleaner like "vanish".

put dish soap on the stain, such as Dawn, and wash as normal.

I don't know if this will work, being a man I just buy a new shirt, but my Mum used to sprinkle bicarbonate of soda on oil stains then drizzle vinegar onto that (you know, how kids make a volcano) and rub it in as it fizzes.

Of course you smally slightly like a plate of chips (fries to you.) next time you wear the garment.

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Use liquid detergent (Tide) to rub through the oil-stained fabric.

Allow the garment to sit for a few minutes.

Wash in the hottest water safe for the fabric.

try using some polar solvents

place peneatbutter on the oil and then wash it off

You will have to use an soap that has enyzmes like Tide. Look on all the Tide clothing soaps and then soak the clothing in a small container.

The clorox stain remover worked for me

dry cleaners.

Use Shout it Out spray cleaner.

use a shower soap bar. soak the stain area, rub the soaked area with shower soap bar. dried it up naturally without rinsing. Then after your clothing dried up, you shoud see a soap tain instead of the oil stain. Not wash the clothing with normally. When you wash the soap stain away, the cooking oil stain will be washed away too...try it and let me know if it doesn work. If your clothing is 100% cotton, it will

buy a botlle of lester oil rub some on the stain and wash as usual

dish soap. it cuts the grease.

Immerse in a tub of vinegar and place outside for 24 hours; remove the fabric and douse generously with peroxide;
rinse with cold fresh water and then cover with baking soda;
immerse again in vinegar for 24 hours; rinse well and line
dry.

put some talk on it and scrumb it a little, then wash... it usually works cause the talk take out the oil, but u hav to do it when the oil is still wet and dont wash with water before...
good luck!

Buy some good degreaser and try that, although if you have wash it already, you can throw it away, It will not come out.

dawns the best

you can't.

try any standard dish washing soap or detergent....it will attack the oil but you have to let it sit for a while. Then wash the garment as directed, or get to a professional cleaner! Good luck!

I spray my clothes with a color safe bleach/or stain remover. I spray the clothing as soon as I take it off and throw it in the hamper and then when I wash my clothes the pre-setting of the stain remover has already had time to act!@

do buy a bottle of ELBOW GREASE it is wonderfull for all stainss honestly

i dunno

Same way Slick got that sperm stain out of Monica's blue dress.

have you tried that Oxi vanish ? works wonders usually compared to other leading brands or just to soak it for afew hours, really it should ruin cloths thats why an apron is best advised

rub a slice of lemon on it and let it soak for a few mins.

There is a product in the automotive section, called super clean. It is normally in a purple bottle. I use to use about a cup in a load of laundry, when I washed my now ex-husbands clothes. He does mechanic work and it took the majority of the grease out, so maybe it will work for you.

I used this and it worked great... sprinkle a large amount of white powder on it....and leave it on it until the oil absorbs the powder keep sprinkling the powder every now and then..and let it sit for a day then wash it the next day with a regular detergent...it will disappear..

Try soking it in vinigar first then rinse it out before you wash it then wash it with Tide, And then if that does not work try lemond juice that you buy in the bottle that should cut the greese or cooking oil.

Oh! just wash it with a good detergent. Or, do u want to get clothing out of cooking oil ? just pull it out.

Wash the cloth :)

well give it to laundry...

problem solve

I don't know if you get this soap there but it is called Bingo soap! Works fantastic!

Apply talcum powder on the stained area, brush if off after 15 minutes...It should GO

Test on an inconspicuous area first, then spray with Greased Lightning, a spray on product that
you can get at the supermarket. This stuff even removes dried blood (just incase you needed to know!)

Dove soap works really well - use it as soon as you spill the oil on your clothes. It has worked every time for me, and I spill things a lot! If not, use washing-up liquid; it's designed to lift grease off things.

dont use dish wash...it spoils cloth, try soakin it in mild body wash

PRE-SOAK THE ITEM WITH DETERGENT, LIKE TIDE, ECT., AND WASH IN WARM WATER

u dont its stained

i learnt on OPRah that you use crc (a motor/lock/anything that squeks degreaser) then apply a good dishwashing liquid then wash as usual

I have found that spraying "greased lightening" on stains helps. Or try Clorox 2....apply to spot and let it set for a little while before washing.

Quickly u should take a bottle,fill water,inside it u take a body wash soap and some lemon juice.Put it inside the water for 5 min.Keep it in sunlight for 4 hr.Actually it has happened with me also.

Detergent Soap

use detegent! or add chlorine a lot! sure to white and clean!

Just replace the article of clothing.

dont no

wash it

Dawn dish washing soap works great. Just put it on soak it and wash

FRIED CHICKEN

u can easily use the dishwashing liquid to wash away it's oily sence, and to eleminate it's color ' try carbon tetra coloride (find it in laundries)

You squeeze on some Fairy Liquid, I like the grapefruit one best. Rub it in then wash as usual. Never fails to work
Next time cook naked

use glycemic on the stained area or use menthol

I decided that after 312 answers, you still needed my help.

After all... if you are reading this far, you really need help.

My advice? Spend less time at the computer.

Rub it with salt to soak up the oil and then use Spray and Wash. Then wash it in Tide.

Put some talcum powder on it. Then wash normally.

Soap the area with dish cleaner detergent first. Let the clothing sit for a few minutes then wash it like normal.

soak in very warm water not boiling with nappy san..works for me lol... :)

go to your local retailer like walmart for a stain remover

use dish soap like dawn. scrub with tooth brush. donot put dish soap in washer unless you are having a bubble party.

use turmeric powder and then detergent

This is an old trick I learned from my grandma, if cooking oils spills on your clothes, put some baby powder on it as fast as you can. You should be able to get it cleaned up on a normal washing machine, without any dirty spots or ugly stains.

WET THE ARE FIRST & USE BAKEING SODA & WHITE VINAGER

NOT ONLY WILL IT REMOVE STAINS FROM CLOTHS BUT CARPET STAINS AS WELL

IE: SPILLED DRINK, FOOD STAINS, PET STAINS

P.S EXTREAME WARNING!!!!!!! DO NOT MIX IN SPRAY BOTTLE ** MUST ! ! ! ** USE SEPRATELY ! ! ! ! ! !

BAKEING SODA THEN POUR THE WHITE VINAGER ON TOP

washing machine

Try dawn, also flour or cornstarch is supposed to absorb the oil.

half teaspoon of regular not automatic dish soap in with the laundry soap

Dish Soap

Before washing it, put lots of baby powder on it; it will dry it out. When it's dry you can wash it normally.

Hey i have a question for you. Where did you come from? If you answer that you will be the most biggiest dumb *** (woopsy i mean butt) on earth or erth whatever >_>

This is easy!! Before washing that article of clothing, iron it first... All you have to do is sprinkle the affected area with powder... Under the stain, put a clean sheet of bondpaper. Put another sheet of bondpaper over the powder and cornstarch, then iron over it. Check once in a while if the paper and powder are filled with oil. The powder will become a little solid,like they become one big patch of powder/cornstarch... that means you have to change the powder/cornstarch again. Repeat the process until stain comes off....

That's the time you wash it...

The powder actually absorbs the oil and so does the paper... Try it..

If color cloth try soaking in thick detergent for more time and rinse, repeat it till all oil stain vanish, if white just bleach can do the work..

Put dish liquid on each spot and rub it in then let it sit for about ten minutes and wash like normal. This even works on grease that has already been washed once.

its hard to do i believe dish soap does OK if you wash it a lot

If you act right away, place a brown paper bag on top of the stain and run an warm iron on the bag. The oil will soak the paper bag and be out of your material

let the stain soak in coca-cola for about 30 min. before you wash it then wash in cold water. (just wouldn't recommend putting coke on white clothes)

COKE (regular) can be effective in removing the oil stains very effectively.

It is more effective if you have discovered the stain before washing. All you do is pour a few drops or even dip the area of stain into coke for 3 to 5 minutes. Later use your hands/manually rub the cloth in that region.

Soak in soap and rinse clean before you subject it to regular wash. Repeat if necessary.

try using carburetor cleaner or wd-40

put it in drycleaning

with stain remover
oxy clean

use shout or any strong soap like dawn or try using lava soap that stuff works wonders on anything. best wishes.

Use Liquid Organic Cleaner (LOC - Amway product) to spot treat, let it sit until you wash it. This stuff really works.

There is a product to get cooking oil out of clothing. It is named Fulsol. It is an all purpose degreaser. Dissolves grease in the4 kitchen, in the laundry. Produced by Fuller company.

Try dish soap that says it "cuts grease".

Just put baby powder on it and next day you are going to see the powder absorb the oil.
Try it, you are going to be impressed!!!

I always used vinegar,cuts right into the grease and there is no waiting around before you can wash the clothing

Ashlyn, Hello. You can use Dawn dish soap or you can get Goop hand cleaner from wal-mart in the auto section. I have seen it there. If its not there you can order it from harbor freight tools on line( harborfreighttools.com) The women in my house use it with a toothbrush and scrub it on oil staines and other stains and let it sit then put the clothing in the wash and they come clean. I do know that my sisters never wait around when they get an oil spot on their dress or blouse. They head for the kitchen and put dishsoap in the spot, scrub it in and wipe it out with a clean dish towl that they wet a little. I hope this info helps you. Regards,Ammoconfidential

Dawn Dish Soap, rub it on, let it soak for about 15 minutes in warm water, rinse in cold, then wash as normal laundry.

Rub the spot with baby powder before washing it.

Soak your clothing in a warm water then wash it after some minutes. Do the same procedure until the cooking oil will disappear.

use clorox and use it to wash of your clothes

First try Dawn dishwashing liquid. It formulated purpose is to break up grease/oil.

Full Strength Dawn Dishwashing Soap. Put it on oil stain and then allow to soak into clothing. Wash alone with HOT water. Cold will cause grease to stick to clothing.

Brake Cleaner. I have tried Everything...nothing works as well as Brake Cleaner!!!! I am not trying to fool you!!! I had a shirt that I wore while making bacon. I had oil stains everywhere. It was one of my favorite shirts but it was kinda ratty so I thought i would experiment. I used SpraynWash I used Shout I used the Spray n Wash double stuff but when none of that worked I tried everything in the cabinet. Brake Cleaner was the best. It got the stain out on CONTACT!!!

We just use standard hand soap works excellent

use either easy-off bam or oxi-clean!!

:I have always had very good luck when using GOOP hand cleaner. It will even take out black grease on clothes.

Use a high powered dish soap like Dawn. Apply it directly to the area and rub it in a bit then wash it in washer like normal. This works great, I actually learned about dawns ability to remove grease from a guy who's daughter got into some motor oil when he was supposed to be watching her. He used dawn and it took it all out of the dress she was wearing!

While its wet put baby powder or flour on it to absorb the grease. Then wash it.

dry cleanning.

that is very difficult but try Oxyclean. Good Luck

There is this excellent stuff called grease lighting. It works great on grease. Spray it on a few minutes before you place you garment in the wash. It is excellent. Also Goo Gone works great on grease too. I have used both and they work great.

dishwashing liquid takes grease out of your way

you might want to try " Power Packed Orange, all purpose cleaner and degreaser" I think you get at Wal Mart in the automotive section. Spray it on rub in with a nail brush, or similar, let it set for a bit then wash. You may have to repete a couple of times to get really bad stains out, but it really works, I work with comercial fryers and that grease gets everywhere. I use it all the time

I pretreat with Tide or Wisk laundry detergent. Rub it all over the oil stain. Let sit for awhile, 15/20 minutes, then wash in HOT water. Always works for me. I will try the Dawn too sometime. Everyone seems to say that. Good luck. Sometimes you just have to try different things. Mean Green Spray cleaner works good on grease stains too.

I have found that if you put baby powder on the spot right away and let it set for a day before washing it, it will come out. Do not put it in the dryer till you know for sure that it is out. Let it air dry first if it is still not out then hit it with SHOUT.

rub with absolute orange

Dawn dish liquid. Just dab it on, rub it in and throw it in the washer. I gurantee it.

try any type of degreaser, such as Greased Lightening..it's good for doing laundry

Cheapest way is spray some flour with drops of water, rub it hard for a while, then wash it with hot water...it depends on what kind of material...

Other way to do it is cook it in a deep pot of hot water. Oil will stay on top. Then, use paper towel to take oil out before taking cloth out...

put your shampoo on it let it sit a while then wash

dish soap

scissor

spot treat the stain with dish soap before washing

I heard that by rubbing white powder on it before washing it is the best choice. Good luck.

Cooking oil usually made out of various vegetables, not out of clothing.

did you try clorox bleach or shout

Try a dishwashing detergent or / and an enzyme based cleaner to break up the oil. Foam based cleaners work well too, it's what they used to clean oil slicks!

take it to the dry cleaners or you can always use spray and wash that stuff works good.

Believe it or not, and no i did NOT look at all of your replies,I know what works for me. Use "BIZ"...it even gets blood totally out of hunter's clothing...you will have to let it soak and it about $5.00....small box...use a regular detergent and hon, if anyone said vinegar they are wrong! THAT sets the stain.....just as I said, it worked for me....now I just do my own laundry..and love that I learned this simple trick. Thanks.

It depends on the clothing, if it's a delicate material I think you are out of luck. Try oven degreaser cleaner. Spray it on the oil stains, let it sit for 10 minutes, scrub with own clothing and throw it in the washer. Oil stain will be removed. Good luck!

If the Dawn doesn't work, try shampoo for oily hair.

wash it with a degreasing dish soap..i swear it works..i washmy uniforms in them (i work in fast food)

try gojo hand cleaner. it works for automotive grease and oil on clothing, you can get it at any walmart or parts store

DAWN Direct Foam

u could try spraying it. also leave it in water 4 like, an hour?

bleach

Listen there are two ways:
1- use an insecticide by spraying it generously an leaving it for abou 10 minutes, it'ss dissolve the oil...
2- Put a toilet paper on both sides of the stain and "Iron the cloth with hot iron, as the oil melts, change the toilet paper and repeat till it's clean...

I heard if you rub talcum powder on the stain, it draws the oil out

Dawn Dishwashing Detergent as a pre-wash. It will break down the oil; then just wash it.

Dry clean it and tell them it is cooking oil

Set it on fire.

use "dawn" liquid soap. Remember "dawn get's the grease out" it will take a wash or two but don't put it in the dryer. air dry it. if it works good, proceed to normal washing. If not repeat dawn wash, (by hand) air dry.

baby powder?

well..when its fresh you may put some salt on it;(salt absorbes the oil) and then wash it with hot water.This may help...

Shampoo

Dish soap. Works every time.

Dawn dish washing detergent!!!

Rub Dawn dish soap on the cloths affected, and throw them in the wash.

Shout, Oxyclean, and wash.

Use Shout and let it sit in the refrigerator over night. Next wash it in cold water then let it air dry. Do not put it in the dryer it will only set the stain. If it doesn't come out you can try it again as long as you haven't put heat on it because that will set it and it will never come out.

It is very difficult to do. I recommend you take it to the dry cleaners. But call before you go, because most of them will not gurantee results either.
In the salon we would use hair spray, and dawn dish washing liquid. Then wash the appearel by hand. After soaking it for ahwile,
This all depends on fabris type color fading etc.
If it is white, you can use bleach, after th above reccomendations.

I dont think it will cuz that happend to me and it didnt come out

I just learned this trick a few weeks ago at the nail salon. You put baby powder (a lot) on the oil blot. Leave it on there for awhile and it eventually draws out the oil stain. Then just brush off the powder and wash it or dry clean. Good luck :)

You can try a detergent with enzymes, but make a color try at a non-visible spot on the piece of clothing.

Try applying a good shampoo for OILY HAIR directly to the spots and let that soak in for a while before washing. You might be surprised at what that can do!

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I hope this helps you, but if it's not what your looking for it will help you on other things

I am not sure if it actually works but my grandmother will swear that oven cleaner will remove it..

baking soda...

oxiclean...

Try borax.

Baby powder. Lay the garment flat, sprinkle baby powder so it covers the entire oil stain. Let it sit overnight. Throw it in the wash and the stain will be gone. Guaranteed.

Hey Ashley,
I've found that the solvent "Simple Green" takes out any oil or protein based stains. Even tar! Just spray it on the stain and let it sit for a minute or two and then toss it in your washer like normal. You can get it in any mega mart or auto parts store.... And it's cheap. Hope that helps.
LKK

Shout it out honey, that works great

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First, use Shout on it. Use the Shout that comes in the squeeze bottle, not the spray. Completely saturate the area. Let it sit for a while (30 mins.) Use a toothbrush to scrub the Shout into the fabric weaving. Let it sit a while (30 mins.) Then soak the clothing in cold water with liquid Tide (the kind with bleach alternative works best). Scrub the area that is stained. Soak for about 30 mins. Drain and rinse. Allow the clothing to drip dry. If the oil is still there, try the same process with a degreaser instead of Shout. You can get a degreaser at an auto parts store. Before placing the clothing in the washer or dryer, make sure to wash out the degreaser COMPLETELY. Soak it in the sink with detergent and water for about thirty minutes and rinse. Never put oil stained clothing or degreaser soaked clothing in a hot dryer. It could cause a fire.

any kind of organic degreaser or organic cleaning detergent.

Dawn dish liquid is also very good,actually, it is what they used to clean up the Prince William Sound oil spill.

They had a segment on the Today show on July 11th. about how to get stains out. Grease was once of them and I assume that that would fall under the same when it comes to getting it out of clothing. Try looking at www.today.msnbc.com. It is on there in a video. I just looked and they say Corn starch or talcom powder and then remove the powder and wash. Good luck.

I know this might sound insane, but Coca Cola will take out stains, try pouring a hot coke on the stain, let it set for 5 minutes, then wash it in hot water in Tide detergent. I promise this will work.

use clorax bleach

Use pure benzine liquid

i think your clothing is ruined.

3 methods.

1) Work some Shout into the stain and let it sit overnight before washing.

2) Work some dishsoap into the stain and let sit overnight before washing (dawn will work best).

3) Soak the stain in pure rubbing alcohol to break down the oils, then wash as usual.

use dawn or palmalive dish washing liquid or an auto degreeser

BLEACH DUUUHHHH!!!!!

Dont say anything funny here because Ms cooking oil has no sense of humor and will report you to the community guidelines. The community guidelines police have even less comedic appreciation. They only laugh at Jerry Lewis and when Opra tells them it is funny.

Dawn Dishwashing Liquid and Era Laundry Soap

....scissors, then a patch or detergent with degreaser, ask a chef they do it all the time

Dish liquid like dawn or Palmolive who have anti greasing effects.

I just wash the clothing like I always do and it comes out just fine just use hot water with your detergent.

put some baby powder on it. over night after that wash it ! it works 100%

scrub with baking soda then wash it.

poor wax on it then let the wax dry then peel the wax off and then the stain is gone 2

SHOUT! That or Bleach...but you dont want a reaction between those two. So i say use Shout.

PRETREAT WITH DAWN DISH SOAP...IT HAS TO BE DAWN BECAUSE AS THE COMMERCIAL SAYS....IT BREAK UP GREASE AND ITS TRUE...THEN WASH AS USUAL

To get oil out of clothing, I pour a little detergent directly on the oil, rub it in, let it sit for a few minutes, then toss it in the washer in as hot a water as the material can take. It may take a couple of trys but in the end, it usally works.

Scissors!

rinse it witha pinch of baking soda..

hi the best way is to use vanish liqued soup if u heared about it
its great

When i cook i sometimes get oil splatters on me so i know what to do. Straight away put plenty of baking soda or talcom powder or baby powder on it. It absorbs it and then you wash your clothes as usual and you'll find its gone.

Put washing up liquid onto it,rub gently,leave for a couple of minutes. Wash as usual. Works every time!!

For immediate rescue, try any powder, if u have baby powder handy it's better, this absorbs oil and then makes it easier to wash. Otherwise, dawn and shout r best options.

dish washing detergent. pour it over the stain and wash normally. hope this helps!

try washing it by hand with dish soap. Since it's made to cut grease it should work, I got oil paint out of my clothes with it.

try mixing handy andy, wim, and dish wash liquid together and then rub it in to the stain.

use zout

cooking oil is the worst thing you can get on fabric, especially cotton...soak in dishwashing detergent about strength you wash dishes in...allow about 20 minutes. Rinse well and hope for the best. Wash in washing machine. Once dry WITHOUT scented dryer sheets, smell clothing...if it stills smells rancid, toss it...And, there may be fading of color due to treatment. I have found cooking oil, once in cotton, to stink forever more. Good luck

i hear the product "oxy-clean" works very well.

don't use cheap detergents. get a good brand like tide, pre-treat the stain before laundering.

I stumbled upon a great laundry pre-treat--a product called Zout. Works on my husbands motor oil stained clothes so hopefully it will work for cooking oil. Good luck!

try it on an inconspicuous part of the clothing, but i'd try dish detergent. If the stain is particularly stubborn and you have one of those plastic pot scrubbers for use on teflon cookware, you can try GENTLY scrubbing. When you've gotten as much out as you think you're going to get out, wash as usual.

If the oil hasnt been totally absorbed yet, putting some baking powder of flour on top will soak up most of the oil before putting it to wash.

Nobody ever listens to me when I say this but Dawn Dish washing liquid. My mom had grease on her very expensive duvet cover and the dry clearer could not even get it out. I told her to try Dawn (It takes grease out of your way) She did wash it with the Dawn on the grease spots in cold water and it came out in the first wash.

Just rub lemon on it, press the area and then wash.

Or just lose lemon juice, and then wash.

The oil stains will come off.

Get some pterol on it rub slowly slowly it will be gone ...

soak them in hot water and dish washing liquid like dawn or joy

rubbing alcohol or aerosol hair spray..before washing it..let it soak..then spray again..then wash....usually works...

i think water with soap! try that

soap and water

before washing the clothes, cover the stain with some Talc powder and leave it to absorb the oil.

Hi!

lemon juice and clear vinager will get out most stains. there's a great link I think called " the stain removal page" that has every known stain and it's remedy. Look it up and peace!-:)

Vin

Try putting some talcom powder over it and leave it for a few hours..it should absorb excess oil and the remaining powder can be dusted off.,....if still doesnt go away, getting the clothing drl cleaned would be the last resort ...good luck !

just use RIN SUPREME and BRUSH it. you will find no spot!!

Put stain remover on it immediately and rub in well... Make sure you wash in the hottest water possible before the stain remover can dry...

put some Dawn (dishwashing liquid) on the stain and wash it

1-spread talk powder over oily spots (baby powder)
2-leave it for 2 hours ,brush it
3-wet the area with water ,spread dish washer detergent(soap), rub strongly then rinse
4-put in dish washer or hand wash
no trace of oil appear

USE DAWN

I've always found that SHOUT works well. If not, then just set fire to the article of clothing. Good reason to buy something new.

Use AMWAY stains remover

Try putting some powder on the stained area. Powders like body powder, flour etc. Powders help to absorb the oil from the clothings.

u must use tide soap and hand wash it

Dawn.

If the clothing is washable, Dawn dish washing soap does wonders.

If you have not washed it... Put flower(powder) on it and let it soak in then brush it off after a few minutes. pre treat and wash!

first rub some telcum powder on it then dust it off then wet the spot with water and soak it with some good washing powder after some time rub it and hope for the best. good luck

try a dish soap dawn works well, lest sit then rince off then wash it. i hope it helps.

Spray with a eucalyptus based spray and then wash in COLD water. (after you've let the spray work for at least a minute). If you wash in hot water you set the oily stain. I only discovered this after years of setting oil stains in sweatshirts etc. Oh well, we live and learn :0

I was going post the same question-- I just got cooking oil on my clothes a couple nights ago... on my fave t-shirt!! I hope these suggestions work!! :o)

sock them in soap! duh

try Murphy oil soap,(original formula) works for me

put it on the oil spot & then wash clothing w/ laundry
detergent in the washer

rub a bit of white talcum powder on it before you put it into the wash

BABY POWDER...JUST LET IT REST A WHILE ON THE BED AND THEN WASH

Basically as soon as a lil grease/cooking oil gets on your clothing
put it in a sink with oxy clean detergent and let it sit for at least a couple minutes. I know because I cook a lot. Grease from cooking bacon would pop right on me, when i'm wearing my favorite clothing. (another piece of advice) DON'T WEAR YOUR BEST CLOTHES TO COOK IN!

If you haven't washed it. Try flour on the grease spots. or Talc powder would work too. This sucks up the grease then brush off flour and wash. There is a product I have used and it works great. It is called OOPS. It comes in a spray or liquid. It can be found at Walmart or any hardware store. it will not hurt clothing. Apply let set for awhile and then wash. Hairspray is good for removing ball point ink. Not Grease. Good Luck

dry clean or launder with detergent.
D.

try washing it with extra soap and maybe let it soak in cold water, not hot because that will help the stain to set

club soda?

Use a pea sized amount of sunlight dishwashing liquid(depending on the size of the stain) and an old toothbrush. It works wonders! Sunlight Dishwashing Liquid....PROUDLY SOUTH AFRICAN!!!

dawn dish soap

Hey don't panic! Sprinkle TALCUM POWDER OR FOUNDATION POWDER....It absorbs all the oil and grease.. then wash it normally... It willl remove all the stains!!GOOD LUCK

Use liquid detergent to rub through stained fabric, allow garment to sit for few minutes, wash in hottest water safe for fabric.

degrease

Take any talcum powder you have lying around the house and drizzle some on the stains. The powder should absorb the oil, and then quickly wash it using a good detergent.
Hope this helps. =D

by dry cleaning them

PUT ANY KIND OF TALC OR FLOUR ON THE GREASE SPOT, RUB IT IN (be sure that you cover all of the spot), LET IT SIT FOR A COUPLE OF HOURS, UNTIL THE POWDER DRAWS OUT THE OIL. THEN, WASH AS USUAL.
IF YOU SEE A TRACE OF OIL AFTER YOU WASH AND DRY, JUST REPEAT. I'VE BEEN
DOING THIS FOR A LONG TIME. IT WORKS!

if it happens then spread Talcum powder over it & after some time wash it with soap or detergent.
I hope it will work

citric acid like oranges, lime or lemons and hot water

You need to soak it in an undiluted liquid soap solution for a couple of hours and then rinse it out with hydrogen peroxide.

Then, after rinsing it out, soak it in vinegar.

That will loosen up the oil and take the viscosity out of it. Then line dry it and don't put it in the dryer.

try to slice lemon juice and let it drip at the cooking oil stain.. Wait it to absorb the juice and wash it with lukewarm water together with low sud liquid soap like Breeze or Axion all purpose liquid soap.

if the oil still stick to the clothing try to pour hot water on the spot and repeat procedure using extra strenght powder soap.. Hope this works for your washing problem...

inside out your dress and librally sprinkle any talcum powder over it, leave it overnight and wash.this is a tested remedy

by washing it with a soap that stain remover, or u can leave the clothing for 1 night drined in hot water n the soap n in the morning u put it in the washing machine n soon the cooking oil which is the stain will be removed.

Spread Pril dishwasher on it followed by rubbing it with lemon....then follow the general washing procedure.Hope this works!

It happens to me a lot. Its one of those grandma's technique that actually works. First opportunity you get put some Talcum powder on the stain from both side of cloth. Dab the powder gently and leave it to absorb the oil. Then just wash it with any detergent or washing machine.

The talc absorbs the oil completely making the minor traces easy to be washed off.

First don't wash or dry the clothing just yet. I have found that if you take 1 tablespoon of bleach and 1 cup of water using a Q-tip over the area takes most stains out. May not be good color clothes.

soap and hot water

My husband and I own a restaurant and we are always getting grease and oil on our clothes that has soaked through the aprons. We use, as many others have suggested, Dawn dish soap. Just pre-treat it with Dawn for about an hour for something small, and 24 hours for a really big job.

You may think I'm nuts, but try using shampoo on it...........nothing with conditioner, nothing for dry hair.........if it's for oily hair you have it made!

I have to agree with the dish soap method. I work in fast food on occasion and the best results come from using dish soap. Think about it, it is made to cut through grease!

dish washer soap

Rub D part with bathing soap & wash with laundry detergent.

I know this will sound odd, but if the Dawn Dishwashing liquid others have suggested does not work, take some Easy-Off oven cleaner and spray it on the stain. Once you have sprayed the oven cleaner on, put it in with your other laundry. It should do the trick if the Dishwashing liquid does not.

***WARNING!!!*** Never put DAWN Dishwashing liquid in a load of clothes which is being bleached with chlorine bleach! It causes a dangerous chemical reaction!

LIQUID DISH SOAP
Works on almost any clothing stain that hasn't been washed and dried yet, especially oil or butter stains.
I don't use the more expensive laundry stain-removers any more. Just make sure you use light-colored dish soap, especially on light-colored fabrics.

u put brown paper then absorbent paper both sides of the stain and iron it...high heat...it lifts the oil straight out... : )

THIS WORKS...SO TRY IT...!!!

dawn works, I never heard of using baby powder, but I will be trying it, cool.
Also Dreft spray. used for baby clothes
hair spray gets ink out

SHOUT it out!

Thank you too for asking. I never thought of using Dawn. I have some with oxy boost in my kitchen! Thanks for the 2 points! :-)

using dish soap right away helps alot

take it to the cleaner see what happen if it dont work use a lot of tide if it white use bleach

use grease cleanser of your plate,small amount put to the area of the cloth have oil a mild scrub thats it.

Tide-to-Go!

use wine away. it can be found in many wineries. check the web sites, for this product. [email protected]

get dawn antibertical dishwash liquid and rum it in and leve it there for about.10. minutes and wash it after that in it in lukewarm water this out to remove it . ?

I really like Oxyclean. Be sure to soak it in the right water temperature and leave it sitting overnight. After you soak it, wash it, but then hang dry it. The dryer will set the stain if you aren't careful. You can always soak it a second time to be sure - that usually does the trick for me.

as long as you did not put it in the dry first you can wash it to get it out

2 words club soda it gets out almost every stain there is

PALMOLIVE DISH SOAP(ORIGINAL FORMULA). THE CURE ALL, MUSTARD OIL, CHOCOLATE, GRASS STAINS. A dry cleaner recommended it to me. I use it on everything. You may need to soak it rub it in real good let it set for a few hours then wash you need to check it before you dry it may need a second treatment. Good luck

You can remove any stain with either Lestoil or Pine Sol. Just pour a very little bit on the stain and rub it into the fabric. Wait a minute or two and wash the garment with the rest of your laundry. It's like magic. All stains are gone. If the stain is not completely gone repeat above.

Oxyclean...it gets out every stain I have had to remove from clothing, furniture, carpet, household cleaning. Do not use the generic brands. They do not work as well.

dishwashing detergent

shout ive tried it it works

u wash it duh it that simple

It depends on what type of fabric it is. If it is cotton, you can hand wash the stain with original Dawn dish soap and then while it's wet, pack some baking soda on it and let the baking soda completely dry on it and form a "crust". Then wash with your regular load of laundry. If it's any other type of fabric, you maybe out of luck.

soak it in dish soap for a while, work with it (kneading it and such) then put it straight in the washer in warm or hot... not cold... the heat makes the oil break down and seaperate

spray and wash
or oxy clean

Put some Dawn dish on the spot and let sit for while and rub it around dawn really cuts grease. you might need to do it twice

Any liquid soap, left to soak a bit, rubbed in a bit, will do it, Dawn is especially good. Allowing things to dry in the sun will top that off beautifully.

Lee

Sweet talk it, and then light some candles and lure it into the bedroom. That should do the trick.

i use Melaleuca's "Prespot" It's amazing!!!

If you have not washed it yet, use flour or baby powder on the spot - basically saturate the soiled area and allow the powder/flour to soak up the oil. Afterwards, shake off the powder and apply detergent directly to the area and rub it in, let it sit for an hour, then wash it in the hottest temperature water the garment will withstand.

put baby powder on it, then wash it the day after..

Two ways: really hot water and a little lemon juice and/or vinegar and
the other
Get a brown paper bag and a hot iron and iron over the stain using the brown paper bag as a soaker-up for the oil. You could use blotting paper, I suppose

Wet the oil stain with a few drops of turpentine.Turpentine dissolves the oil and drying will eliminate the stain.Petrol also can be used the same way.

I would use Lestoil. It is perfect for getting greasy stains out (it's what it does best)! It works like a charm! Just search around because it's sometimes a hard find at the stores but perfect!

get some dawn dishwashing liquid and wash it first in that and then put it in the washing machine

tough one. maybe napi - san oxy action. That will get it off.

I spray Oxyi-Clean on mine - It works!

Just soak it in very strong laundry soap powder then wash

Spray it with the oil salad dressing, soak it, and wash it, don't dry it though.

Then spray it with some kind of removal, wash it again, and soak it

Then wash it again

Should be good. Worked for me.

DON'T DO IT ON CLOTHES THAT NEED TO BE DRY CLEANED

Try dishwashing liquid, it is designed to break down cooking oils. I have had great success with it. Good luck.

You can get it out to where it looks like it's out but it won't ever really be. If you put it away and don't wash it for a while when you go back it will smell like rancid grease. And all of the clothes around it will as well.

I spray Goo Gone on my clothes to get the grease and oil spots out. You can get it at Walmart.

I find that by squirting some Dawn Dishwashing Liquid on the area and washing it in cold water, it gets the oil out. Remember, "Dawn takes grease out of the way." It really does work.

well you get on of those deep fat fryers and put 25 lbs of lard in it heat it till 450 degrees throw the clothes in for 15 minutes then remove it and let cool. then you eat the fried clothes and the oil is gone! works everytime!

You have so many answers that I'm sure you won't even get this but try cornstarch right away. If you put cornstarch on it as soon as you do it and then go home and use your favriote stain remover and then wash it it may come out. I have tried this a few times and it has worked, I also used baby powder once and that one really did work. Good luck reading all of these answers.

u can't

oxy clean......
omg u have my name!!!!!!
i knew i wasn't the only Ashlyn!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

put a drop of kalamansi (Phil. lemon) on the oil stain and let it stay for a few minutes before washing.

Windex works

i always use pert plus shampoo. the conditioner in it seems to help the shampoo get the oil out.

i've heard dawn dish soap works well for that.....and i use that oxy clean stuff alot, works pretty good

you use this detergent called era, it takes cold b&q sauce out of clothing

i use shout stain stick on everything. i have a little boy and a toddler, and use it on all their clothes. and my husband even tried his hand at cooking and got oil on his clothes, and it took it out. but make sure you use it before you wash it, or forget about it. i put it on the clothes and just leave them til i was them.even days go by before i was them.

Use Dawn Liquid on the spot let set till next laundry. Poof no more stain.

rub talc or baby powder into it

Zout works so well I use it on all stains. I don't know anything that works better. It is a little pricey, but definitely worth it. After you spot the spot be sure not to let it dry before you wash the item. Also, rewash it right away if the spot should have the audacity not to come out the first time through the wash. Repeat as necessary -- I've never had to repeat more than once.

Good luck!

try the Spray And Wash
i have heard good things about it
or oxy clean

I KNOW THE ANSWER....LISTEN TO ME.
FIRST, AS SOON AS THE OIL STAIN HAPPENS, GENEROUSLY SPRINKLE BABY POWDER ON THE SPOT.
THEN WASH.
THE BABY POWDER WILL ABSORB THE GREASE, AND WHEN LAUNDERED, IT WILL BE WASHED OFF THE FABRIC.

dawn dish soap or WD40
my daughter got into oil from a vehicle once and I actually got it out with WD40 (I read it in a e-mail) WD40 also works to get out lipstick and crayon.

try dish soap

Greased Lighting

The best way to get any kind of oil out of clothes is a simple can of coca cola in the washer. When you start your washer put in your detergent and pull a full can of coca cola in with it and let it was as normal. Dry and enjoy.

For small spots Dawn dish detergent worked for me. I'm not sure if it works for a big area but it might be worth a try.

HOT water and dish detergent

Pour some Sprite on it. And then wash, then follow up with a de-greaser and wash again. I don't know why Sprite works, but it does.

If it's white I spray with mean Green. otherwise regular stain stick and soak over night in two scoop of oxy clean and tide wash the next day and check the spots. Might take twice. If that doesn't do it I call it a cleaning rag. The quicker you fix it the better stains come out. :-)

I wanted to ask the same question.. thank u for asking I saved 5 points and got another two for this comment..lol

pour Dawn dishsoap on it. let it stay on over night then throw in washer

Have you tried OxyClean...it works for me!

I would soak overnight first.

put joy dish washing liquid on it, let it sit in for a while. takes any oil or grease out.even if you have already dried it.

put cola on it. Sounds weird I know, but it does work!!

Use a degrease and hot water, don't put in the dryer in case it did not come out, then when it dries if it is still there wash again with a degreaser. Once it has been in the dryer there isn't anything you can do.

tide w/bleach alternative and a washing machine?

I apply baby powder to the area and then wash with Lestoil all purpose cleaner.

I don't know...maybe soke it in hot wtaer 4 2h.on then wash it!

I put some baby powder on it and let it soak it up. Once I wash it with the rest of the laundry the oil stain is gone...it works for me everytime.

Use Dawn dish soap on the oil spot, full strength....rub it in....then wash as usual. I'll be very surprised if that oil stain is still there when you dry it again. If the stain is still a little visible, repeat the process.

Hope that helps ^_^

If you've washed and dried the garmet already your too late but
generally any degreasing agent will work. One of the best things to get rid of grease is Dawn...squirt a little on the effected area with cold water.

Goo- Gone
found in practically every store

YOU CAN USE A DE GREASER LIKE: LESTOIL

USE BABY POWDER BEFORE USING ANY DE GREASER

OR OXY CLEAN

It's as easy as shampooing your Hair , put some clear shampoo on the effected spot ,dampen first though .Rub the shampoo into the oil stain let it sit for about 5 minutes the wash in your washing machine.

any soap that has a degreaser in it, even man's hand cleaner will work!

Oxy clean powder works better than the spray

try DAWN Dish Soap-original scent.

Just scrub it then put it in the washer.

Completely saturate the area. Let it sit for a while (30 mins.) Use a toothbrush to scrub the Shout into the fabric weaving. Let it sit a while (30 mins.) Then soak the clothing in cold water with liquid Tide (the kind with bleach alternative works best). Scrub the area that is stained. Soak for about 30 mins. Drain and rinse. Allow the clothing to drip dry. If the oil is still there, try the same process with a degreaser instead of Shout. You can get a degreaser at an auto parts store. Before placing the clothing in the washer or dryer, make sure to wash out the degreaser COMPLETELY. Soak it in the sink with detergent and water for about thirty minutes and rinse. Never put oil stained clothing or degreaser soaked clothing in a hot dryer. It could cause a fire.

First, use Shout on it. Use the Shout that comes in the squeeze bottle, not the spray. Completely saturate the area. Let it sit for a while (30 mins.) Use a toothbrush to scrub the Shout into the fabric weaving. Let it sit a while (30 mins.) Then soak the clothing in cold water with liquid Tide (the kind with bleach alternative works best). Scrub the area that is stained. Soak for about 30 mins. Drain and rinse. Allow the clothing to drip dry. If the oil is still there, try the same process with a degreaser instead of Shout. You can get a degreaser at an auto parts store. Before placing the clothing in the washer or dryer, make sure to wash out the degreaser COMPLETELY. Soak it in the sink with detergent and water for about thirty minutes and rinse. Never put oil stained clothing or degreaser soaked clothing in a hot dryer. It could cause a fire.other than this info there isn't any thing.

Try scrubbing with chlorine or non-chlorine bleach depending on the fabric's color.Use a tiny bit,diluted with warm water,at first,just to make sure it doesn't harm the fabric in any way.Then apply more if needed(the stuff goes a long way), some hard scrubbing,so the oil molecules loosen up a bit,rinse and repeat...If it's a delicate piece of clothing take it to a professional...tom science

juz put it out in sun

Ace Bleach works the best,

when we sweat out

when we cook if some oil falls on our chlothes then we get cooking oil out of clothing.

Either by using dry wash with chlorine or using


glicerin we can remove the


oil from the cloth.....

I specialize in taking off women's clothing. Oil goes on the skin not the clothing!

You don't

Have your significant other lick it out.

bake at 350 degrees for 30 minutes

i dont know why werent you wearing an apron u retard!!!!!!!!!!!!???????????????????

Cooking oil? Wash it if that doesn't work then look buy that a product that will get cooking oil out I forgot what it was called though.

I have never had any problems getting cooking oil out of clothes. I wash them along with other clothes in hot water with the detergent that i happen to be using at the time and they all ways come out fine!!!

sorry out of my range

hi hello loove

Cook the cloth.

if bill clinton answers, dont listen, that man knows absolutely nothing about stain removal

Depending on the material, I saw it done on tv. They poured hot water from a height over the stain. It softens the oil and then you can wash in warm soapy water.

you don't

Cook it out.

I really think your cloth is ruined. the next time wear an aprel, or some sort of guard when you cook or are in the kitchen. I learned this from experience.

try hand washing it. If that doesn't work try crying.

First, use Shout on it. Use the Shout that comes in the squeeze bottle, not the spray. Completely saturate the area. Let it sit for a while (30 mins.) Use a toothbrush to scrub the Shout into the fabric weaving. Let it sit a while (30 mins.) Then soak the clothing in cold water with liquid Tide (the kind with bleach alternative works best). Scrub the area that is stained. Soak for about 30 mins. Drain and rinse. Allow the clothing to drip dry. If the oil is still there, try the same process with a degreaser instead of Shout. You can get a degreaser at an auto parts store. Before placing the clothing in the washer or dryer, make sure to wash out the degreaser COMPLETELY. Soak it in the sink with detergent and water for about thirty minutes and rinse. Never put oil stained clothing or degreaser soaked clothing in a hot dryer. It could cause a fire.

very carefully.

FRIED CHICKEN

i dont think you can but maybe try spraying hair spray on it before you wash it