Laundry & Stain Removal

Blot excess grease, then pretreat washable fabric with liquid laundry detergent. Gently work it in and wash as the care label allows.

Alternatively, use a laundry stain remover labeled for oil, giving it the recommended treatment time.

Rinse a fresh stain from the back with cold water, then pretreat with laundry detergent and wash.

For dried stains, use an enzyme laundry product labeled for the fabric and soak according to its directions.

Measure detergent carefully, avoid overloading and use the warmest wash permitted by the fabric label.

For suitable washable items, add an oxygen laundry booster following its instructions or soak as directed.

Wash towels with the right amount of detergent on the warmest suitable cycle, then dry completely and promptly.

If residue remains, try an extra rinse and clean the washer using its recommended maintenance cycle.

Blot the spill and rinse washable fabric from the back with cool water. Pretreat with laundry detergent before washing.

For remaining discoloration, use a fabric-safe oxygen stain remover following the label.

Use a gentle cycle and mesh laundry bag when the care label permits machine washing.

For hand-washable garments, use a suitable delicate detergent, gently press out water and dry as instructed.