Barbecue Stains

Avoid rubbing or wetting the stain until you are ready to wash it.

Wash the item in a machine using a detergent containing enzymes (such as Bimax 100 пятен or Attack Bio EX), following the garment's care label.

Apply colorless dish soap or a stain-removing soap (such as awaiaskin, Udalix, Duru, BioMama, Biomio, or Pure water) to the stain.

Leave for 15 minutes, then gently scrub with a soft toothbrush.

Wash in the machine with an enzyme-based detergent according to care instructions.

Alternatively, use stain removers like Ringuva, LION, Sodasan, Cotico, Forest clean, Amway, Ecover, Frosch, Bagi, or BioMio bio-stain.

Use Dr.Beckmann “Жиры и соусы” (Fat and Sauce) expert stain remover.

Blot the stain with Galosha gasoline (solvent), then wash in the machine with an enzyme-based detergent (such as Bimax 100 пятен, Attack Bio, or DomDetox).

Apply a stove or oven cleaner like Azelit or Cilit to the dampened stain if you are experienced with using alkaline cleaners.

Rinse the area under running water after 5–10 minutes, then proceed with a normal machine wash.

- Grease stains are removed most effectively in water temperatures of 50°C (122°F) or higher. - Higher water temperatures improve the removal of all grease and sweat-related stains, including those on pillowcases. - These methods also work for oil-based nasal drops, massage oils, ointments, hair/body oils, Vaseline, and sebum buildup.

Treat set-in or old grease stains by applying dish soap or stain-removing soap and letting it sit for 15 minutes before scrubbing and washing.