How to Remove Cooking Oil Stains

It always happens. You’re cooking dinner, and no matter how many precautions you take to avoid it, you still find oil stains on your clothes. Oil splatter or stains may not leave much of a mark at first, and you may feel tempted to just deal with it later. But the danger with cooking oil stains is that they can darken the longer you leave them untreated and become permanent if not cared for in time. However, the good news is you can get rid of oil stains easily thanks to drop of dish soap and some simple tips and tricks from Nada.

Removing Cooking Oil Stains

- 1. Rinse & Pre-treat:
  
  If possible, rinse the stain immediately with cold water. Gently rub dish soap onto the stain to help loosen it, and then rinse with water. Repeat if necessary.
Rinse the stain with cold
- 2. Wash:
  
  Wash according to the garment’s instructions on the care label using an enzyme-based detergent, like Nada Stain Release Liquid. You can also use the Zap! Cap to effectively pretreat the stain.
Wash on the usual cycle
- 3. Unload:
  
  When the cycle is complete, unload the garments immediately.
Unload

If the stain persists after washing, repeat the above steps before drying.

Effective Stain Removal for a Variety of Stains

The kitchen is a hot spot for acquiring stains and getting messy. Whether you’re dealing with cooking oil stains or grease from butter or margarine, Nada can help you clean up your chef’s outfit.

For cooking oil stain removal, or any other cooking stain, Nada can make your favorites clean and pristine again. Use Nada to help with tough stain removal, and although it can’t make you a master chef, Nada can at least get your clothes looking and smelling their best.