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hipsiguy t1_jace3jv wrote

In my experience the grease can still be removed by washing it again after rubbing the area with dish soap.

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ChickenCheeks7 OP t1_jaceuwz wrote

So try and rub dish soap again? Even after I wash and dried?

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hipsiguy t1_jacez2s wrote

Yes.

I have pulled shirts and pants out of the dryer with grease stains that I missed dozens of times and I always manage to get them out.

Dab the grease with dawn (or similar dish soap), rub it in well and let it sit.

Wash again with hot water.

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ChickenCheeks7 OP t1_jacfcao wrote

Okay I’ll try that thank you! If not you think some kind of stain remover will work?

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hipsiguy t1_jacfin3 wrote

Dish soap should do the trick.

Just make sure to use it liberally and rub it in well.

Stain removers are good but in my experience don't get grease out quite as well.

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ChickenCheeks7 OP t1_jacg0aa wrote

Wow I’m surprised. So dish soap and rub in. Should I wash the pants alone in hot after?

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BowzersMom t1_jacx8n0 wrote

Add a little baking soda to make a paste. This will help you rub it into the fibers well, but baking soda is also a mild alkali that helps dirt and grease dissolve in water.

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BowzersMom t1_jacxf7o wrote

Add a little baking soda to make a paste. This will help you rub it into the fibers well, but baking soda is also a mild alkali that helps dirt and grease dissolve in water.

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