⛽️ Grease: how to remove a stain effectively?
Grease is one of the most stubborn stains encountered daily, especially for mechanics, DIY enthusiasts, or cyclists. This thick black grease deeply penetrates fibers and seems difficult to remove… unless you use the right method.
Fortunately, DJOSSYE Stain Remover 1 is specially designed to dissolve hydrocarbons like grease without damaging textiles.
How to remove a grease stain from clothing?
Do you find grease stains particularly difficult to remove, especially when they are old or deeply embedded? Here is the simple and effective method recommended by our experts.
Gently scrape off excess grease with a wooden spoon (no metal).
Apply Stain Remover 1 directly to the stain, on both sides of the fabric.
Dab and brush with a brush suitable for the fabric.
Achieve immediate results on a fresh stain or leave for 15 minutes for an old stain. Repeat if necessary before machine washing.
⚠️ Always pre-treat before washing to prevent the stain from setting permanently.
How to remove a deeply embedded grease stain?
For thick or old stains, an additional step is recommended.
After applying Stain Remover 1, sprinkle a little Sommières clay on the still damp area to absorb any remaining grease. Leave on for 2 to 3 hours, then brush or gently vacuum before repeating the treatment if necessary.
Then repeat the application of Stain Remover 1 if the stain persists, and machine wash the garment on a cold cycle.
⚠️ Avoid aggressive solvents or unsuitable tricks (oil, gasoline, etc.) which can damage fibers or set the stain.
FAQ — Grease Stain
Q: What product should I use to remove a grease stain?
R: DJOSSYE Stain Remover 1 is specially formulated to remove hydrocarbons like grease from all types of textiles.
The plus of the stain remover
Our product combines ecology and performance. It acts quickly without damaging fibers or skin: solvent-free, allergen-free, phosphate-free, and odorless.
Stain removal basics
Act as quickly as possible Never wash a stained textile without pre-treatment Avoid hot water which sets grease
Always test the product on an inconspicuous area before use to preserve fabrics and colors.
