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How to Remove Set-In Grease Stains from Laundry

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When to Consider Professional Cleaning

Dry cleaning may be best if:

  • Fabric is silk, wool, or leather
  • Stain is very old and stubborn
  • Garment is valuable or sentimental

Always point out the grease stain to the cleaner.


Preventing Grease Stains in the Future

  • Wear aprons while cooking
  • Treat stains immediately
  • Keep dish soap near laundry area
  • Check clothes before drying
  • Wash greasy items separately

A few habits can save hours of frustration.


Frequently Asked Questions

Can grease stains come out after drying?
Yes, many can—with proper treatment.

Is dish soap safe for all fabrics?
Test first, especially on delicate fabrics.

Does hot water help?
Only after stain is mostly removed.


Final Thoughts

Set-in grease stains may seem permanent, but they rarely are. With the right approach—dish soap, patience, and avoiding heat—you can rescue clothes you thought were ruined.

The key is understanding how grease behaves and responding accordingly. Once you know the techniques, grease stains lose their power.

Your laundry—and your wallet—will thank you.

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