How about the oil stains on the sweater are washed off?? And on the cotton coat, Please, thank you.

Edible oil stain 1: Immerse the polluted part of the garment in 60 degrees of hot water, take it out for a while, sprinkle a small amount of alkali powder and the same amount of washing powder, and scrub it by hand. Rinse with water and wash again with laundry detergent.

2: Chop the soap and rinse it with boiling water, then put the clothes in the soap and scrub them. 3:

Take a little flour and mix it into a paste with cold water, apply it to the front and back of the oil, dry it and remove the flour, and remove the oil. 4: Apply mung bean flour to the oil stains, then use an electric iron to iron for a while to remove the oil stains.

5: Put a piece of blotting paper on the front and back of the oil stains, press one page and dust it off, then scrub it with hot rice soup. 6:

Boil the rotch in water and scrub with the juice. 7: Spread straw ash or bean straw ash on the oil stains, cover with white paper, press overnight, dust off, and then scrub with hot rice soup.

8: If it is a lard stain, you can scrub it with chestnut decoction. 9:

If it is a cow, the sheep fat stain can be washed with lime. 3. Other oil stains 1: Tung oil stains are first soaked with gasoline, and then scrubbed with tofu residue to remove them.

2: Mechanical oil stains, you can use gasoline to scrub them, and at the same time, put blotting paper on the inside and outside of the clothes (filter towels are also acceptable), and then iron them with an iron until the oil stains are absorbed. Finally, wash with detergent and rinse with water.

3: Ballpoint pen oil stains, first soaked in 40 warm water, then rubbed with benzene or rubbed with cotton dipped in benzene, then washed with detergent, rinsed with water. 4:

Shoe polish stains should be wiped with gasoline, turpentine or alcohol.

A disinfectant, especially the one that was common at home during the SARS period, has a great smell, but it is super effective in removing all kinds of stains, and it has always been written with that at home before.

1. Pour some dish soap into the oily area and soak it before washing.

2. Scrub with gasoline, then soak in 3% salt water for a few minutes, and then rinse with water.

3. Oil stains on dark clothes can be decontaminated by scrubbing with residual tea leaves.

4. Spray with kitchen oil, stay for a while, and then wash off with water.

5. Toothpaste: Mix toothpaste and laundry detergent to wash clothes.

6. A little flour: mix into a paste, apply it to the front and back of the clothes, dry it in the sun, and remove the dough.

7. Cigarette ash, use cigarette ash to clean.

1. Rice grains can be used. If the oil stains of soy sauce and Lao Gan Ma and other seasonings get on the clothes, you can use cooked rice to rub the stained area, because the starch in the rice grains can absorb the oil stains, and if the oil stains have stuck to the clothes for more than three days, it will have no effect.

2. You can use soapy water. When sticking to the grease stain, rinse with boiling water first, then scrub with soapy water, and finally wash with warm water, never use cold water.

3. Alcohol can be used. If it is peanut oil or butter, it can be removed by washing it with alcohol or ammonia.

4. You can use baking soda. If the clothes are sticky with soy sauce, you can use baking soda to apply it to the area where the soy sauce is sticky, let it stand for ten minutes, and then wash it with water.

5. Laundry detergent can be used. Nowadays, there are laundry detergents or detergents on the market that remove grease, and it is convenient and fast to use warm water with laundry detergent.

<>1. It can be soaked in cold water. Dust off before washing, when the clothes are dry, apply the special laundry detergent stock solution for hand washing to the stains, completely cover the stains, let stand for 5 minutes (can be gently scrubbed), and then soak in cold water for 10-20 minutes, (wool fabrics will shrink and deform in an aqueous solution above 30 degrees, and it is advisable to soak in cold water for a short time).

2. Laundry detergent and other cleaning supplies can be used. Then put it into the water of silk hair cleaning liquid or laundry detergent and gently rub the clothes, do not scrub vigorously, if you want to machine wash, choose a light setting (the washing temperature does not exceed 40 degrees).

3. Use water. Soak in water, then rinse, take out and squeeze dry. Leave to dry in the sun.

1. Straighten the oil-stained areas on your clothes. Because this oil is insoluble in water, the clothes are stained with oil. Do not wash with water first, keep clothes dry, and do a partial dry cleaning.

2. When the clothes are dry, apply the toothpaste directly to the oil stains, and then gently wipe them with a toothbrush. Toothpaste is a great thing to keep oil stains in. The surfactant in toothpaste can change the molecular structure of oil stains, so that oil stains can be easily removed from the surface of clothing, so as to achieve our purpose of oil stains.

3. After wiping the grease after wiping the toothpaste, soak it in water for 5 minutes to fully moisten and absorb. Gently scrub the grease away in water.

4. Then wash the water and wring it out, after dealing with the oil stains, make sure it is clean, and spread it in a well-ventilated and cool place, not exposed to the sun.

What can be used to wash off grease stains? Next, let's introduce some methods for you, let's take a look at Huaihui.

1. Alcohol + chalk powder.

Stir the alcohol and chalk powder well, stir into a paste, apply the mixed paste to the oil-stained clothes, and wipe it clean after drying.

2. Dish soap.

Dish soap has a good effect on the oil stains on clothes, if it is just stained with oil, it is easy to remove it by scrubbing it with dish soap.

3. Salt. Add appropriate salt to the water in which you wash your clothes, check and then soak for 40 minutes, and then rub the lead and silver to wash it, and the oil stains can be easily removed.

4. Toothpaste. The surfactant in the toothpaste can remove the oil stains, take an appropriate amount of toothpaste and apply it to the oil stains, and then scrub it.

1. Hand wash. Sweaters should be dry cleaned, if there is a hand wash mark, it means that the sweater can be washed with up to 40 warm water and special detergent, the specific method is as follows:

1) Turn the inner layer of the sweater outward and soak it in warm water where the detergent is well dissolved for 5 minutes.

2) Slowly squeeze the sweater until it is soaked, gently press to wash off dirt, do not rub.

3) Wash with warm water first, then cold water, and rinse until clean.

4) Cover the washed sweater with a dry towel, roll it up together, and let the towel absorb the excess water of the sweater.

5) When drying, lay the clothes flat until they are 8 percent dry, then wrap the sleeves with a net bag, and hang them on the bamboo pole to dry.

6) When the sweater is dry to ninety, it can be ironed with steam and shaped, and then dried until it is completely dry, and then it can be worn or collected.

2. Machine wash. Put the sweater in the laundry bag and wash it in the washing machine with the sweater-specific setting or the mild wash mode. Sweaters should be dehydrated by a dehydrator as much as possible, and should be limited to 30 seconds to 1 minute if necessary.

If you are just using the washing machine to dehydrate, it is best to wrap the sweater in cloth before putting it in the dehydrator.

3. Dry cleaning. If your sweater is very expensive and the label says it needs to be dry cleaned, then take it to a dry cleaner for convenience and hassle-free.

1. If there are oil stains on the sweater, soak the sweater in warm water for a day and a night, add an appropriate amount of washing powder to the warm water, or cut the soap into small strips and dissolve it in boiling water. When you wash it again the next day, you will find that a lot of stains will fall off with a gentle rubbing. If you still can't wash off stubborn oil stains, sprinkle baking soda on them and scrub them off with your hands.

2. Flour to remove grease stains, although this method is rare, but the effect is still good. Take out three spoonfuls of flour with a spoon and put them in a small basin, add water and stir into a batter, then apply the batter to the front and back of the oily stains on the sweater, expose it to the sun, wait until the batter is dry, rub off the flour with your hands, and the wool clothes are as white as new.