How to Get Oil Stains Out of Clothes

Do your clothes have oil stains that are still there after washing them? Or did you find grease stains fresh out of the dryer? This is the easiest way to get oil stains out of clothes, and you already have these ingredients around your house.
Have you ever sat down to fold laundry fresh out of the dryer only to find oil stains or grease stains in your clothes? I’ve solved the mystery of how to get oil stains out of clothes, especially those that are stubborn or were set by putting them through the dryer. #laundry #oilstain #laundryhack
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[@susanfeltman2791]

Or just buy Shout Advanced grease busting foam. Spray it on, wait 10 minutes and rewash it. It takes out most oil stains even if they've gone through the dryer once or twice. Just don't spray it on and leave it there more than 10 or 15 minutes or it will take the color out of your fabric. Spoken from personal experience.

[@GinsengHoney_]

How about if they’ve gone through wash and dryer like 10 times? 😂 Because this is my favorite crew neck sweater and I need to get rid of those stains.

[@candyboo7654]

@@GinsengHoney_yes this ^

[@elisel5772]

Thank you, the process in this video would take me all day with everything that needs stains removed from. Just ordered the stuff you mentioned!

[@TheOGCoZy]

@@elisel5772Did it work?

[@paulstovall7851]

thanks - just used this to remove adhesive stains from expensive Patagonia shorts - we had tried all the normal stuff - this worked first time. thanks very much

[@Astros_1836]

I came on here from the website to like this video! THANK YOU!

[@michellehood3345]

You have incredible patience...thank you...

[@astird0458]

This worked so well!! They were bad (bacon grease) and are completely gone now. I made sure to scrub the toothbrush in another bowl of clean baking soda so it would be clean each time I scrubbed a new spot. And used a ton of extra baking soda and rubbed it around with my fingers for a few minutes too too. My shirt was dark green and idk the material but it's time and tru (Walmart) probably cotton or cotton poly blend. Also I used just a teeny bit of wd40 barely even wet the fabric with it. I had this shirt for months in my closet because it's my favorite go to concealed carry shirt I couldnt get rid if it. Thanks so much.

[@fastacker2]

I just tried this on 3 white shirts. Totally destroyed them. Giant WD40 stains now, instead of little oil stains.

[@tcportis7542]

That sucks

[@queenisaac4679]

Wow

[@soupp187]

LMAO

[@somekid1053]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/rmiTl4SGl5pkea8 hope that works fo you

[@GT-1902]

😆😆😂😆😂😂

[@relearn1]

From a retired mechanic, thank you!

[@AVIOCHAHINEMODELS]

Hello @lalalisette I would like to thank you sooooo much for your tutorial because you just saved my brand new TAD GEAR Recon RS tactical trousers from being thrown away! I have stained them badly with (I think not so sure 😅) WD-40 or some other oily stuff, when I was working in my garage and I didn’t notice it until I was home! I tried to scrub them with olive oil soap and washed them right after that (done this for a couple of times) and it didn’t work out at all. A week after I saw your video tutorial, I followed it exactly like you explained and now I’m the happiest guy on the planet 😂😂😂 I have my fancy tactical trouser like new !!! Thank you soooo much ❤❤❤ I saved your video for the future , you never know it might happen again 🤭🤭🤭

[@pammymoulton4647]

Thank you sooo much !! totally worked. I was worried. then i saw your video. again... thank you for sharing

[@jkay5877]

Worked perfectly. Thank you.

[@waywardhero1177]

I went to KZbin to drop a like, thanks for the help.

[@justine4274]

Tried this on a beige Nike Sweatshirt. It took out most of the oil stains but there was one that didn’t come out. It honestly just depends how much you scrub with baking soda. The WD40 didn’t ruin anything, you just have to apply the baking soda a lot of times! I would post pics to prove it if I could! Trust the process ! If I had time I would go back and repeat for the stain that didn’t come out, I’m sure it would. I also washed with hot water and oxi clean detergent cause why not haha

[@gusmcgee121]

Worked perfectly 👍

[@Jhaicamonique]

I am literally at the store purchasing this! I have a custom made sweater and walked in on my boyfriend making dinner and got splashed with oil :’) So excited to try this hearing all the great comments!

[@Jhaicamonique]

Update works on my favorite brown crewneck sweater! 10/10!

[@antonbanks8303]

This works really well! I've now used this on a sweatshirt and a winter jacket that had motor oil and diesel stains respectively. The only thing I'd add is to be careful because some fabrics will pill if you rub too hard with the toothbrush. My jacket is thick and can't go in the wash. For that, I followed the video but didn't use the dish soap. Once I was done with the baking powder I just scrubbed the section with a wet toothbrush a couple of times then immediately used a wet/dry vacuum to remove the excess water.

[@bwhite429]

I used gasoline and a match and in about 30 seconds oil stain was gone

[@Mirroredsmoke]

💀

[@somewhere-n-Texas]

Savage 😂

[@wendystageberg6146]

😂

[@Sundrop2204]

🤭🤣🤣

[@danielschwartz5816]

After she said w40, a match crossed my mind right away 😂

[@maggieboecklen755]

I have a hoodie that has stains on it and I don't know from where. It looked like the ones in the video but im not for sure.its 100% cotton will this method work it's my favorite hoodie

[@juniorjr.427]

You never throw a freshly stand oil shirt in the washer... Either use cornstarch or baby powder.... When it first happens.... It'll absorb some of the oil.... Dawn/OxiClean/carbonated water..... Will get oil stains out....

[@videohmstr]

This video came in very clutch for me!

[@juliet1039]

What can you use instead of WD-40?

[@ThiqRiq]

Thank you!

[@AVIOCHAHINEMODELS]

I have always tried your method on trousers and also lately on a jacket made of cotton with clear colors and it worked perfectly fine. I’m wondering if it would work in removing sunscreen cream yellow stains from a white shirt. Any ideas ? Thanks

[@donotwantahandle1111]

Would this work for grease stains on a plastic raincoat?

[@usamasaleem1100]

yes ! Good 👍 idea 💡

[@Melycast3]

HELP! I used Dawn soap on a white blazer and it stained it blue! How do I get that stain out! HELP!!!!

[@MrClydesgal]

It worked!

[@Sundrop2204]

Saw the no of problems highlighted here with using WD40 so I'm guessing this is a very strong product. Actually, I've been using a squirt or two of dishwashing detergent, then a tspn baking soda and scrub, with layer of cupboard below clothing and it works - no need WD40 at all!

[@marianneburns6521]

I have the products but do u think it would work on sofa fabric? TIA

[@SharpTones]

Does anybody know if this works on all material? like would it work on fleece? Thanks in advance

[@josephcho1514]

Will this method work on a black hoodie thats made of 100% cotton? I also had this hoodie for quite some time and it has been cleaned and washed

[@LaLaLisetteBlog]

Joseph Cho yes it will!

[@craigh8832]

I wear the same shirt now everytime I deep fry or cook. It's got oil stains on it as battle scars & never cared about it.

[@Barnaby_bo]

Baking soda ok on colours?

[@unodiscw]

I’m so going to try this tomorrow I got butter on my old shirt from the movies and oil from shrimp the other dsy

[@raquelroxyblessed9086]

I’m scared to try more oil on oil but i hope it removes my lipstick stains, i left it in my pockets and my bf never checks the pockets. Now he’s banned from doing laundry.

[@hosohosum3227]

Omg people do not put WD40 on your clothes 🙄

[@tlf3382]

Ppl if it's food oils use dawn or re hydrate with food oil and do process. Other oils use wd40.

[@adriyen1944]

Im going to try this i have some jeans that have big stains I don’t wear them anymore so whats the worse than can happen lol

[@abgc87]

does it have to be that exact same brand (WD40)?

[@laurieanncox7844]

Lestoil gets it as well as grandmas secret spot remover. The grandmas even gets out stains from clothes you've already dried.

[@Mahadevan760]

What is WD Stain remover? We do not get it in India, can you please suggest an alternative?

[@zareenasultana7880]

Glacial acitic acid instead of wd40 just apply acitic acid on stains let it dry then regular laundry

[@Mahadevan760]

OK can I use vinegar, which is after all acetic acid ?

[@zareenasultana7880]

@@Mahadevan760 vinegar contains only 4 to 5 % of acitic acid better to use acitic acid by itself

[@Catbooks]

This is great! I have a few shirts that have been washed and dried and my spot-treating didn't work. No WD40 here, but I'm thinking olive or veg oil applied with a Q-Tip would work just as well to reactivate the stain.

[@karenl8044]

Can this be done even if the shirt/jeans have been washed?

[@lukey717]

Bruh

[@GM-kf9xy]

I have done this multiple times and with no exaggeration, I did not take this long or let it sit for 15 minutes. I also do just one good application and scrubbing with the baking soda. This seems like excessive time wasted.

[@briandeangelo4335]

Did NOT work. Is there another video to tell me how to remove this giant white baking soda scrub spot on my shirt....?

[@donotwantahandle1111]

scrub spots are fire now

[@goldenstar9379]

I just put a bit of fairy dishwashers on and leave till I wash it and it’s gone .This is too much work

[@ceetheninja1]

I'm afraid to try it on my husband's gray work uniform. It's right at the front. But I think I'll try it.

[@kaylatrujillo2999]

Did it work ? I’m scared to try it on my work shirt

[@gusmcgee121]

@@kaylatrujillo2999 it worked on my cotten poly blend gray hoodie.

[@jonathonshanecrawford1840]

In an office, I believe the worst stain is the ballpoint pen (bic) as it's oil based ink! Not like most gel and roller ball pens as most are water based like fountain pens! Now most _"car"_ stains are oil based, even the sump oil has detergent in it to indicate there's water present - shouldn't be - thus should be easy to remove than other car oils/grease!

[@EveofPyrite]

I sold a vintage dress and it has a stain on it and I never noticed the stain. I pray to heaven that this works . Wish me luck y’all

[@toroseduto7365]

Hi. Does it have to be WD40? My stains are from olive oil, so can it be treated with olive oil instead, or any kind of oil?

[@Riker-ER]

no, that won't work. WD40 has solvent in it...(by now you've bought new clothing) 😊

[@somekid1053]

From what I’ve heard do not buy WD40

[@donotwantahandle1111]

Use food spray oil eg. canola.

[@kay-zt4wj]

This completely destroyed my fav sweater!! Please don’t try this!! I’m so sorry for the negative comment 😭😭😭😭😭

[@karkule5919]

Next time try dishwashing liquid, the makers are not kidding when they say it's tough on grease. Works by pouring on a good amount STRAIGHT and start washing with your hands, then pour on about a tablespoon or two of water to keep the liquid thick while continuing to hand wash for about 5-10 minutes making sure you get all the areas, then rinse and like magic its ALL GONE. Again, hand wash only, don't use a brush its useless. I initially washed it in the washer then dried it in the dryer and it looked worse so I thought the stain had set in beyond repair, but it didn't matter the dishwashing liquid/hand washing method is simply magical and I came so close to throwing the pants away.

[@imunderyourbed7577]

@@karkule5919Thank you so much, I got oil on my favorite brown joggers. You’re a life saver.

[@davetinoco]

And that is her fault? You should have tested it on a small area! She is doing it on cotton.

[@adrianstewart6627]

The w-D40 is was the killer 😩

[@thomasgorman3727]

Man this took my color right out my shirt

[@cecebrown6950]

When she said wd-40 I said nvm wtf

[@mattsbelt4384]

HAHAA

[@sirreginaldlee3576]

Yea theres one with baby powder, dish liquid, soak for 30mins and rinse..im going to do that one

[@sirreginaldlee3576]

》kzbin.info/www/bejne/pmnYnGBjeNR-jKM《

[@kikeramos7517]

@@sirreginaldlee3576 I tried that one and it did not work for me , so definitely trying this one.

[@mariosantiago2088]

All those ingredients cost more than to just buy a new shirt

[@HowDidIGet3700Subs]

I will be trying this myself in a @debunked youtube videos! video.

[@joannellis-washington4049]

*4

[@SerendipityForever]

Why did you put WD40 in the spoon, and then proceeded to use the Straw directly? What was the difference?

[@ricasears5910]

She was demonstrating how it can be done if your wd40 doesn't come with a straw.

[@mandyoseguera2267]

Ruined the color of my hoodie 😢

[@ohanameiro]

What is the purpose of the music in the background? It is dificult to hear what you say

[@HowDidIGet3700Subs]

5:50 forgot to put cardboard back. Fake?

[@raywalsh8807]

Too much trouble!! I will take the stain. LOL

[@qormi1000]

Interesting video, but the music was so loud, couldn't hear the speaker :(

[@Akane_Drager]

Sadly I don't have the WD40 in my country Soo... 💔

[@Tameka731]

Very nice, but too much work for me. Either wear a bib or learn to be neater when you eat. Way too much work for me but, thank you my friend.

[@HowDidIGet3700Subs]

quite frankly very skeptical of this video. I doubt it would work, and the cardboard "stops WD40" is a tail-tail sign. No paper would stop WD40. It soaks through eventually, no matter how thick the paper is (cardboard is made of paper).

[@carish1452]

It’s tell-tale…as in it gives evidence, tells the tale, not tails a previously existing tail 😁

[@malenamorales599]

I am too lazy I will rather buy a new one.

[@12vLife]

31,000 sloppy eaters saw this video and thinking about .. mayo, olive oil, curry, spaghetti Sause, soup ...

[@voice2skull.]

I started to watch🤦🏻‍♂️...as it was playing, I was shaking my head in disbelief. So I ran to the bathroom to grab the oxi-clean. My shorts are now streated & self-cleaning. Sooooo much easier! Lol

[@Weakafclips]

🤣🤣bro i need to be ur friend😂 they way u described that jus lmk ur cool asf

[@XgreeneyegeminiX]

Oxi clean didn't work for me, tried several times.

[@hollyc8356]

How do you get the smell out now? I smell like WD40 all day long…

[@jpalawan]

Pls turn the music way down. Thx

[@strgarmz9729]

Naw putting oil on top of oil stains is crazy

[@sifusays9242]

The amount of time people have to waste on cleaning a stained shirt make a shop rag out of it and buy a new one and wear a bib when you eat .

[@lauramancuso668]

Not worth all that mucking around and stress and ruining your clothes, just buy a pre-wash spray, and follow instruction, and put in washing machine using warm water, easy.

[@ertaskwn]

Whats the purpose of this ennoying music?

[@beccamarie9782]

Takes to long! Shout works just as good!

[@Stall-FedCalves]

DON'T NEED WD-40. Baking soda & dish detergent are enough.

[@blues3824]

Why the distracting music? I couldn't get through this video.

[@arashayazi8110]

The song you have put on your video does not allow me to hear what you say clearly unfortunately

[@liamr6672]

Why do so many women pronounce "and" like "Eeyand"?

[@westernartifact4163]

Up next: "How to save your marriage". Step 2: "sleep with her sister".

[@instantchildbirth2746]

don't trust anyone who uses wd40 on clothes

[@annoirb5431]

Why would anyone want to put wd40 on their clothes ? This is nonsense

[@tomweaver7829]

I still see all the stains. So i wasted 7 minutes of my life

[@christophergomez1731]

Throw that shirt out

[@forliberty1805]

That looks like way too much work.

[@LaLaLisetteBlog]

It’s a last resort for tough oil stains. I’ve had to resort to it many times. Good luck!

[@gusmcgee121]

It’s worth it

[@cdsouthsidec1]

@@LaLaLisetteBlog I know a combination of many things can get stains out, even woolite, toothpaste, Easy off, etc.

[@frankv64]

I think it’s a little easier to just buy a new shirt

[@TheBelilu]

DON'T Put WD-40 In A SPOON If You're Gonna USE It Later For Yourself Or Your Pets!!!!! ! No Matter How Much You Wash It, The Residues Will Still Be In There.- Throw It AWAY!!!! And, When You Throw Toxic & Hazardous Things (like Medicine, or Detergents, Shampoos, Cosmetics Or BROKEN GLASS) Please DON'T Use A Regular Trash Can. Wrap Them Up & Throw Them In The RECYCLING BIN!!!!

[@Fadz-zg6bt]

Shutup

[@edwine.newman2137]

Wow, that must be one special T-shirt. I know , I know, for demonstrating purposes only….

[@e2U]

Do you know what WD40 Stands for ? And how it happened. : )

[@mr.channel6467]

The music was overwhelming

[@Roachbusting]

This is to much for a grungy t shirt