View Full Version : New oil stains - remove ?
superquag
1st April 2022, 05:37 PM
Should be a normal activity for Mrs Land Rover, removing oil stains from clothes...[bigwhistle]
Topped up son's car - in the dark - and a large amount got sloshed over my strides and shirt.
Tried soaking the patches in de-greaser, then soaked in a soapy bucket then into washing machine, normal detergent.
- Still too evident..... Odd, as it works for used, dirty oil spots.
Any really effective Miracle Ideas ? Please ??
(SWMBO is not thrilled.... she bought the shirt..)
Max Headroom 2.3m
2nd April 2022, 04:29 AM
Any really effective Miracle Ideas ?
Battery acid.......should get rid of the stain and as miracles would have it, should make the shirt quite religious[biggrin]
Seriously fokes,
WD40 + Baking Soda + Dishwashing Liquid (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cyJMxXtMz5g) - lotsa youtubers swear by it[bigsmile]
177856This one is by a NZ mob similar to Choice - motor oil circled in red[bighmmm]
How to Remove Engine Oil Stains (https://www.wikihow.com/Remove-Engine-Oil-Stains) - This one is by a mechanic[thumbsupbig]
If money is no object....dry cleaning?[happycry]
If all else fails soak the whole shirt in clean engine oil, then wash, at least the stain will be even all over[tonguewink].
Can't say I have tried any of these techniques, I generally like to keep my oil stains in their natural habitat, on the ground under my Land Rover[bigrolf]
Good luck with it.
(Just to be clear, not serious about the battery acid)
Graeme
2nd April 2022, 10:22 AM
Sard oil and stain remover, sprayed on then left a few minutes before washing.
ramblingboy42
5th April 2022, 10:40 AM
when I read the op, I immediately thought, new oil stain - new defender.
it's about time isn't it?
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