How do I clean grease, or dirty marks off lino? WIthout losing colour of lino. Have tried bleach, washing up l

Question

How do I clean grease, or dirty marks off lino? WIthout losing colour of lino. Have tried bleach, washing up and wet-wipes without any result.

Answer 1

Try Cillit Bang, it works for Barry Scott

Answer 2

Try a Mr. Clean Magic eraser and test an area... If you don't rub too hard it should just take the spot out of the linoleum.. In the future clean your floors with vinegar/water.. With a good rinse

Answer 3

I can suggest you try with your own make up removing pads. This works well to remove grease marks. Also boiling hot water ,the hotter the water in your bucket the more chance you have off getting the grease off.

Answer 4

"Zep commercial citrus cleaner& degreaser"
It comes in a pump spray bottle like a glass cleaner bottle, and is available at Home Depot, At least that's where I got mine.
It works great on cooking grease and automotive grease.
I've used it on my stove, my hands, and even laundry. But with laundry, rinse very well before putting it in the washer or all the clothes of that load will smell like citrus cleaner.

Answer 5

mr muscle orange action works and will keep the colour of the lino.

Answer 6

for grease i put lots of baby talc on the area, then roll it up tightly and tie it with a string...leave for a few days and wash normally in the washing machine...does the trick especially on oil stains!!!

Answer 7

use the mr clean eraser. heavy duty or the one with the scrubbier side. they work wonders alllllll over the house
takes out scuff marks, dirt off handle to fridge, ring around your bathtub, finger prints/dirt near light switches/door knobs...
cleans dirt off plastic chairs/plastic toys

immeasureable!!!!!!!

Answer 8

A stiff bristle scrubbing brush, on your hands and knees, with a floorcloth and a bar of old-fashioned green kitchen soap!!!! Wet wipes are for babies bums!!!

Answer 9

Use the Mr Clean Magic Erasers. they are great!

Answer 10

I would try Soft Scrub, or a dab of toothpaste, or baking soda mixed w/a little water.