OT: Black grease on White comforter

[fofinia]

Hi. I was wondering if anyone had any good suggestions for getting black grease out of a white eyelet comforter.

I was emptying my bureau and placed the drawer on my bed. And I guess there are little wheels in the drawer slides and they have grease on them. I can not get it off. My comforter does not fit in my washer well. So I haven't tried that yet. Just spot cleaning.

Help!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[tinkerbell27]

I would try oxi clean, it works great !

 

[LuvOrlando]

I have been using 'Carbona Stain Devils' fat & grease product for years for, well, any fat or grease on any material and have never been disappointed. Sometimes it might need 2 applications but it always works in the end.

Wal-mart used to carry it but now I can only seem to get it at Giant & Shoprite. Here is a link for it at an online store so you can get a look at what it is. The bottles are small, about 6"X3" but one bottle can last months.

http://hancockfabricstore.stores.yahoo.net/castde.html

Good luck with getting the stain out.

 

[NYPOOH]

Lestiol, I used to work at a bank and was able to get grease from the ATM off of white shirts/sweater sets when I used this. It's strong but also gentle enough that it has never ruined any type of frabic I've used it on (and I use it for all stains). It doesn't have the best smell but it usually comes out when you wash it. Good luck getting out the stain!

 

[bbangel]

My sister swears by this for dealing with any grease stain. Re-activate the grease by spraying it with WD-40. Then wash with soap and water.

 

[kat3668]

I swear by GOO GONE it gets everything out!!! Good luck!

 

[fofinia]

Oh my goodness! So many different choices. Thanks guys. I'm going to write them all down and go to the store to see which ones they have. Thanks again. I wasn't sure anyone would respond!!

 

[Tnkrbelle565]

Greased Lightning (for intended for fabrics but works great!). Just spray before washing.

 

[seven dwarfs]

Pine sol will work as well. In fact it works on lots of stuff. Good luck.

 

[ImprovGal]

For grease/oil-based marks, I've had good luck with wetting the spot with a bit of cold water, putting a couple of drops of dishwashing liquid detergent on the stain, dabbing it to suds a bit, then running more cold water through and blot dry.

 

[bronwyn]

I second the Lestoil idea. It works wonders when it comes to grease!

 

[brandylouwho]

My sister swears by this for dealing with any grease stain. Re-activate the grease by spraying it with WD-40. Then wash with soap and water.

I second that...but it does NOT work on materials like silk.