How Does Frying Oil and Vegetable Oil Stain Come Out?

Fried foods can be risky for our health, but frying oil and vegetable oils can also be very dangerous for our clothes. Since these stains are not very bright or prominent, they may not be considered as important in the beginning. However, oil stains tend to darken the color of the fabric as the stain begins to settle. Unfortunately, it can be a little difficult to try to get the fibers in the fat stains on the clothes to get rid of these stains. And as the stain settles over time, the stains will become permanent.

One of the best ways to remove all oil stains would be to wash the fabric in the warmest water allowed by its structure.

Materials Required to Remove Oil Stain

• Knife or spoon to remove excess oil
• Liquid laundry detergent to ensure oil stain separates from the fabric
• Liquid dishwashing detergent, but the point here is that it is a simple type of dishwashing detergent that does not contain lotion.

Steps to Remove Frying Oil Stains

1. Remove excess oil as much as possible using a knife or spoon. In this way, it will be much easier to deal with oil stained fabric. At the same time, this prevents the oil from flowing to other parts of the fabric, and you avoid getting more stains that you will need to remove.

2. Apply liquid laundry detergent to the stained area. Many liquid laundry detergents are usually strong enough to affect the oil stain, but for more stubborn stains, you can use some liquid dish soap. You need to put as much detergent on the stain as both sides can absorb (check the tips below).

3. You should leave the liquid for 3-5 minutes for the liquid to penetrate the fabric thoroughly and start removing the stain. As the fabric absorbs liquid detergent, it will begin to separate the oil particles. You can leave the liquid in the fabric for up to 10 minutes, but you should not let it dry.

4. Check the label of the fabric to decide at what temperature you should wash it. Washing at the highest temperature suitable for the fabric is one of the best ways to get the oil out completely.

5. Check whether the entire oil stain has been removed before letting it dry after washing. If there are traces of oil stains, you have to repeat the previous steps. Then let the garment dry and check for any dark stains caused by oil. If not, it means that the fabric is suitable for washing and drying normally. If there is still stain, you need to repeat the previous steps.

Tips to Remove Oil Stain

-You can also use a simple dish soap instead of laundry detergent to remove stains of frying and cooking oils. Dishwashing detergents which are soft for your hands may not be as effective as others; It is best to use it from dishwashing detergents that claim to remove oil stains.

-You can wash the stained part under warm tap water after applying the laundry or dishwashing detergent instead of washing the whole outfit or the whole fabric. If you are sure that the stain is removed afterwards, you can wash it normally. To prevent hot water from damaging the fabric, be sure to check the label of the clothing or fabric first.