How to Remove Grease Stains I

Cotton and linen

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If the stain is fresh, sprinkle with talcum powder and they are expected to absorb the grease, then rub vigorously.

If after doing this there are still residues, or stain and is a little dry, rub with a cloth dipped in ammonia or benzene (which is used in the burners), leaving the garment soaked with liquid soap and rinse well.

Carpets and rugs

Rub the stain with a cloth soaked in benzene or turpentine. If the carpet is wool, with a small brush will scrub the area well with warm water, special wool soap and a splash of ammonia should remove, rub with a cloth soaked in trichlorethylene or carbon tetrachloride.

Car Grease

First of all remove the excess with a knife edge going carefully over the stain, then impregnate with butter until soft fat, and washed with soap and water.

If the garment is leather, soften the fat with petroleum jelly for a few minutes and then rub with a dry cloth.

Wood

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Varnished: if the stain has not penetrated into the wood completely, wash with a sponge dipped in hot, soapy water and ammonia. Whether it is a deep stain, rub with gasoline.

Waxed: place an absorbent paper and passed a hot iron over the stain, or rub with a cloth soaked in turpentine.

If the stain is old, first soften with turpentine or a mixture of ammonia and alcohol in equal parts, then rub with benzene, wash as usual and give wax.

Natural: if the wood has absorbed much fat, rub with benzol and is put on it talcum powder.

Marble

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If it is white marble, rub with a mixture of bleach and White Spain 50%.
 
Nylon
Normally the garment is washed and then apply to the stain lemon juice.