Can anyone (!!!!!!!) let me know how to get rid of grease stains from clothes that have been washed?

I have tried Vanish etc but the grease spots (from cooking) is still in the material!! HELPCan anyone (!!!!!!!) let me know how to get rid of grease stains from clothes that have been washed?
It will be difficult especially when it has been dried.





Try this:





Get Grease Lightning


and spray on spots.


Let it soak for several minutes and then rub with Dawn dishwashing liquid and hot water.





Let it soak again, and then rinse.





Air dry/line dry, (do not put in the dryer) and see if it is gone.





You may need to do this several times until it comes out.











Grease Lightning has gotten many of our stains out even when it has been dried in.








:-)Can anyone (!!!!!!!) let me know how to get rid of grease stains from clothes that have been washed?
I don't think anyone has suggested this yet, go get some greaseproof paper, lay it on the stain then iron over it with a hot iron, it should soak up any residue grease. Then apply some stain remover before placing in the washing machine and wash as normal.





Good Luck x
Warm water on the spot, baking soda sprinkled thereon, and an old toothbrush (or fabric against fabric scrubbing motion).





warm water+baking soda+grease=soap :-)





Baking soda sprinkled on a warm wet cloth or sponge also cleans the greasy stove top like magic.





Rinse with cold water+white vinegar to release soap residue from first wash.





In Joy!
Hi! Rub dish soap into the stain, then rewash. May have to be done 2 or 3 times. I do this all the time and it always works for me. Good luck! p.s. dishsoap cuts grease.
it might be too late now, but fairy liquid put direct on to the stain asap after the spill and then washed quickly is a good remedy - but now it has dried maybe not! probably not much help really.
Well soak them for 20 minutes and let them sit in the sink with very hot water and color safe bleach.
if you can get OxyClean, try soaking them overnight with that.