i dont want to spend the money...what would you do

Sara - posted on 10/23/2009

the dawn should take it out. what ever you do DON'T DRY IT IN THE DRYER! once my friend said to try meat tenderizer. make it into a paste and then try to have the paste soak up the grease.

Liz - posted on 10/22/2009

oxyclean!!!!!!!

Keelie - posted on 10/22/2009

Ive used dawn before and it worked well, unless its already a set in stain. then it didnt, but its worth a try!!

Melissa - posted on 10/22/2009

If you have orange clean (the kind you use on your hands when trying to get greese off) it works on cloths too..

Myra - posted on 10/22/2009

Peroxide and baking soda made into a paste...both should be less than $1 each. If you're in a real pinch and can't find baking soda, the peroxide would probably work on it's on...it's the main ingrediant in OxyClean. The baking soda just kind of makes it stay where you put it.

Lori - posted on 10/22/2009

dish soap!!! works like a charm!

Denise - posted on 10/22/2009

Try Lestoil Grease & stain Remover

Gwen - posted on 10/22/2009

i've also heard that dawn dish soap will take out almost anything.

Stevie - posted on 10/22/2009

i already have some dawn its the foam kind but i have the refills lol umm im not sure what kind of greese it is he works in electronics and i know today he is installing some radios in some simi type trucks idk how he got the grease on him i dont have anything near me except that local grocery store lol id have to travel about 40 miles to get to a walmart or a family dollar or anything lol but i will try the dawn and maybe the paste thing if the dawn doesnt work if you think of anything else let me know :)

Leanne - posted on 10/22/2009

hi i know this might sound strange but it dose work. lol. put vineger on it and then rub normal bar of soap on it with salt. and rub very hard. the viniger and salt breaks down the grease and the soap lifts it off the top then put your top straight into a 30 wash

Kelly - posted on 10/22/2009

My mom told me the other day (I haven't tried it yet) that ammonia gets out grease - I'm sure you'd have to soak it, at least that is super cheap! Oxyclean is great (as a soak for like 24 hours on something really bad) on most things, but I actually haven't had much luck with it on grease (like motor grease, my husband is a mechanic). Food type grease I think Oxyclean would work on.

Tina - posted on 10/22/2009

Yikes! dawn may just do the trick, soak, scrub, soak, scrub until it comes out..a question is it that terribly expensive??

Sharon - posted on 10/22/2009

try dish soap, or make a paste out of laundry detergent. sprinkle on baking soda and douse with vinegar.. failing that you'll have to get one of the stain specialty items

Melissa - posted on 10/22/2009

Try Oxyclean....I bought it at Dollar General for a few bucks and it works like a charm!!!