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Extra Tips for Stubborn Stains
⚠ Avoid Hot Water Initially – It can set grease stains instead of removing them. Stick to warm or cool water at first.
⚠ Test First on Delicate Fabrics – Some delicate or dyed fabrics may react to dish soap, so do a patch test on a hidden area first.
⚠ Repeat if Necessary – If the stain is old or particularly stubborn, you may need to repeat the process.
How to Prevent Future Grease Stains
✅ Wear an Apron – A simple habit that protects clothes while cooking.
✅ Act Fast – The sooner you treat the stain, the easier it is to remove.
✅ Check Before Drying – Heat from dryers can set stains permanently, so always inspect fabric before drying.
Final Thoughts
Grease stains may seem impossible to remove, but this quick and effective DIY method proves otherwise. With just dish soap, baking soda, and a little effort, you can restore your fabrics in no time—no need for expensive stain removers.
Try it today and say goodbye to greasy stains for good!
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