How to remove Peanut Oil Stains

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How to remove Peanut Oil Stains

CITRADISH Dishwashing Liquid:

Apply the CITRADISH Dishwashing Liquid directly to the oil stain.
Tamp the stained area with a toothbrush to help the CITRADISH penetrate the oil stain.
Let the CITRADISH penetrate the stain for a few minutes.
Rinse with fresh water.

If the stain starts to dissipate repeat the same steps or skip to Finishing Up.

If the first steps did not achieve adequate results then continue with a citrus base degreaser.

CITRADISH Dishwashing Detergent and CitraSolv Degreaser:

Create a spotting solution with 1 part CITRADISH Dishwashing Liquid, 2 part CirtaSolv, and 2 parts water.
Apply the spotting solution directly to the oil stain.
Tamp the stain lightly with a soft brush (toothbrush) to help the solution penetrate into the stain.
Let the solution penetrate for a few minutes.
Rinse with fresh water.

Repeat these steps again if necessary.

FINISHING UP!

When done removing the stain always finish by cleaning the entire item per manufacture care instructions. Even benign spotting agents such as these will oxidize and yellow over time.

Seek professional help if necessary. If you have a good relationship with your green dry cleaners they will be more than happy to help you with stain removal and cleaning questions.

Karl Huie

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