Effective Diesel Fuel Stain Removal: Clean Clothes with Denatured Alcohol or Solvent Options

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Recently, I have drenched myself a bit with diesel oil, i.e. a sweatshirt and pants. The clothes went straight to a bowl of water and powder, and then went to the washing machine. Today it is dry, but the stains are left, they are greasy and stink with diesel fuel, so water and powder could not...

arekadiusz · Answer

Wash dirty places in health and safety paste and work again, you can also try spraying with a stain remover for greasy stains for colored fabrics, they do not discolor (apparently), my wife says that she does.
the stain remover is at your risk!

Anonymous · Answer

They recommend something like this:


Spróbuj benzyną ekstrakcyjną. Kiedyś bywałą w sklepach chemiczny, z farbami itd. Tylko zanim kupisz, otwórz butelkę i powąchaj, dobra benzyna ma tylko lekki słodkawy zapach. Jak cuchnie to nie kupuj.
Technika wywabiania plam polega na tym żeby zmusić plamę do przejścia na inny materiał. Samo lanie rozmaitych wywabiaczy gówno da.
Skórę wokół plam dobrze zwilżyć WODĄ. Potem przygtotować DUŻO np. chusteczek higienicznych, dobrze zmoczyć je benzyną i dokładnie przyłożyć (przycisnąć) do plamy, poczekać kilka minut i chusteczki wyrzucić, wziąć świerze i powtarzać operację aż do skutku.

arekadiusz · Answer

Stain removers (the good ones) soften the substances, stain them and bring them out of the inside of the fibers to the surface and then they can be easily rinsed with water with detergent (it comes with washing), you need to know what to choose.
that is why people have worked for years on such stain removers so that they work and save time, the good ones really work also depends on the type of stain on some stain remover will help on others something else

MacGyver. · Answer

Once I accidentally sat on a wooden bench, but I did not notice that it released a lot of resin ... Well, I soaked the pants in water and then polished them with paint solvent, washed with a larger dose of powder and no trace or smell after what was.
If the sweatshirt has prints, a problem will arise - a solvent can take care of them :(

As for stain removers, I advise you to look for Voight Brudpur - hard to find, costs a little but no whip that will not let go.

wojtek60 · Answer

Clothes (working) soiled with grease, etc ... feather .. but first, put all this into a large plastic bag and half a liter of extraction gas there. After an hour to the washing machine ... and it comes out clean without stains .. there is a smell of gasoline .. but also passes .

wowka · Answer

In that case, first I will check the extraction gasoline method. If he does not let go, I will still worry

dzikiqba · Answer

Old topic, but recently I poured pus myself on nice pants.
Washing three times, including washing at 90 degrees, did not bring any effect, i.e. there were no stains but the smell remained.
I read from the English forum that oil must be treated with oil.
For washing instead of the powder, I added 1/2 bottle of olive (they wrote about baby oil, I used my wife for hair - she will kill me).
After the washing machine drained the water for the first time, I set the program all over again and gave the usual powder and liquid.
Effect: no smell at all

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