Grease, butter and oil stains are tough stains, especially if they are not treated when fresh. So to remove them effectively, they need pre-treatment. An effective solution to remove grease, butter or oil from clothes is Ariel liquid. The surfactants in Ariel liquid can remove anything greasy from fabrics, making them great on stains and food residues. So follow the instructions below and get rid of those pesky grease, butter or oil stains in the 1st go.
Everyone needs to cook, and it doesn’t matter whether you’re preparing a feast for friends or a meal for one, grease, butter and cooking oil stains just tend to happen. These tough stains can sometimes feel impossible to remove, but don’t stress.
You may have heard that baby powder is the best tool for grease, butter and cooking oil stain removal, but there is another way that doesn’t involve experimenting. Watch our step by step guide on how to get rid of cooking oil stains from clothing, or read the instructions below.
Removing butter, oil and grease stains
1
Pour
Pour Ariel Liquid Detergent directly onto the butter, cooking oil or grease stain, enough to completely cover the stain. You can pour from either the bottle or the cap
2
Load
Without washing off the detergent, place the garment into the washing machine with other items. Leaving the detergent on the stain will boost your wash performance.
3
Dose
The cap is also a dosing device. Just fill it with the correct dose of detergent and place it directly into your washing machine drum, on top of the clothes.
4
Wash
Wash with the usual cycle, at the highest indicated temperature. Always make sure to follow the instructions on the garment’s care label.
5
Unload
After the wash cycle is complete, unload the garments immediately.
Effective stain removal on many stains
Grease, butter and cooking oil stains aren’t the only stains to come out of the kitchen, though. Whether you spill sauce on your shirt, baby food all over your trousers, or even beetroot on your dress, Ariel is here to help.
Choose Ariel Automatic Power Gel Original for tough grease, butter and cooking oil stain removal, along with many other stains, and say hello to clean, fresh and stain free garments.
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