Oil stains are really hard to remove from the upholstery of furniture, especially, old oil stains. This will surprise many of you, but the fact is furniture upholstery is susceptible to oil. Even without spilling oil on the furniture, it can get dirty and stubborn oil stains because it can rub it off from our body and hair. Also, if you or any of the members eat greasy food while sitting on the couch or other upholstered furniture, it is more likely to get oil stains. The good news is you can easily remove old oil stains even without paying hefty on high quality upholstery stain remover.

Guide To Remove Old Oil Stains From Upholstery Furniture:

Ingredients:

• Corn starch or baking soda
• Some paper towels
• Some moist paper towels or damped towel
• Liquid dish soap
• Old toothbrush

6 Steps To Remove Oil Stain From Fabric Upholstery:

• Take enough baking soda or corn starch to make a thick coating of it on the affected area.
• Let the coating stay as it is for at least 20 minutes so it can absorb the oil from the upholstery without damaging its fabric.
• After 20 minutes, softly gather the powder with your hands and paper towel. You can also use a brush to remove the powder. Make sure to be gentle while removing the same.
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