Olive Oil in Jeans?

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Hi ladies, what can shift olive oil out of a pair of jeans then?

arf

special grease staine rmoever
get a stain delvil
do not tumble or wash till treated

washing up liquid?

HAve you washed them already?

already washed I'm afraid, then it was a case of 'oh what's that oh yes I rememeber....'

staindevil then is it cod? I've tried bog standard vanish to no avail.....was expecting someone to say, lob on white wine n salt or summat

Have you tumble dried?

Think you are stuffed if you have

ahem 'whispers' yes......

washing up liquid may well still shift it. Do not despair.

Get a nice iron on patch, maybe some cherries.

well i have met oliveoil and my first reaction is to say that i think its a liberty asking this question. are you saying shes frigid?

yes
think tis a yellow one

I got bleach on my fav green cord dress but then got some iron on ladybirds and looks fab again.

If stain is in not too stupid place (crotch!) then you could follow secondhandrose's advice - it really looks better than you imagine - if that's your style though!

IRON ON LADYBIRDS????
on an adults clothing?

yes cod - they looked kind of retro seventies style, but I think I probably don't dress like you given your surprise.

as I said - it really depends on your style.

In our house at the moment, it would easily be disguised with puree of some sort !!!! At least olive oil isn't sticky or smelly...

Olive oil, cooking oil, butter and other fats will be removed by dabbing Swarfega onto both sides of the fabric. Wash it on a normal wash (I don't use biological washing materials so don't know if that makes a difference) and the mark will have gone. My Mum gave me that tip. It makes sense too because Swarfega is a dedicated grease removing substance, most used in our house to remove mechanical grease from hands.

It may leave a bit of its fragrance after one wash, but airing or a second wash gets rid of it.

It's a great favourite in our house to remove splashes of cooking oil from shirts, but especially those very absorbent fabrics used in tee shirts and sweatshirts.

Good luck

Oh, I thought you meant oliveoil the MNer, I was a bit puzzled thinking 'does she not like jeans or something'..................

thanks divercarol! PMSL at the rest of you