Sounds strange, but this works.
Use waterless hand cleaner, yes, the stuff mechanics use. Rub it in, wipe off, rinse. Repeat as needed. Launder as usual.
You can get the cleaner even at supermarkets nowadays. It is very gentle on fabrics. I managed to get a huge amount of grease on my winter jacket recently, I thought that the jacket was ruined. This stuff got every bit of grease out, you can't even tell that there was a stain there.
Good luck.
2007-01-02 03:08:49
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answered by aivilo 3
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Simple Green is a non-toxic, cheap degreaser. It can be purchased either in the laundry or automotive section of the store. It gets out most greasy stains, and even tar without removing the color of the fabric, or compromising the fibers.
Another favorite non-toxic, degreaser is called Dissolve-it. It is not as cheap, but works even better.
My husband is a manufacturing troubleshooter for a hydraulic/pneumatic supplier and has to wear slacks to work and yet often has to deal with breakdowns. Both these products work well and neither has ruined the slacks.
2007-01-02 03:27:09
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answered by Tj aka Mom 3
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Use grease remover, next time stay away from gears of a ski lift.
2007-01-02 03:00:50
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answered by mypalnow2 2
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2016-10-19 08:51:03
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answered by ? 4
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Great point, I'm interested to know more too
2016-08-08 22:56:06
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answered by Cortney 3
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Always when I ask a question, even if its the easiest one, they cant give me a good informed answer here. wtf happened to people who really take the time to answer??
2016-08-23 14:11:09
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answered by Anonymous
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i don't know look it up on clean.com
2007-01-06 02:35:45
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answered by kay a 2
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