How to Remove Grease and Oil from a Car's Interior

Steps:
1. Blot or scrape away excess oil or grease.

2. Apply an absorbent cloth or rag to the stain and leave it for a few hours.

3. Apply a laundry pre-treatment product, such as a stain remover, to the stain.

4. Sponge with warm water.

Tips:
If the stain is an old one, lather a small amount of petroleum jelly onto the stain and let it sit for 15 minutes instead of several hours.

Leather interiors should be cleaned professionally.


Steps:
1. Remove excess oil or grease by blotting or scraping.

2. Place a sheet of butcher paper or a portion of a brown paper bag on the stain, glossy side up.

3. Gently press the tip of a warm iron over the affected area.

4. Lift the paper from the carpet after the paper has absorbed the grease.

5. Apply carpet shampoo with a moist sponge if any residual stains remain.

6. Wipe away the carpet shampoo foam with a clean, dry towel.

 

 

 

 

 

 


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