How Do You Remove Greasy Food Stains From Acrylic Fabrics?
Almost anyone who has ever sat down to eat a meal can remember spilling some food on their clothing. Some fabrics are easier to remove stains from than other fabrics are. Acrylic fabric is one of a group of durable synthetic fibers, but in spite of acrylic’s durability it stains easily when greasy food is involved. The fibers of acrylic fabric attract oil stains that can be removed if treated quickly–but often remain permanent if not caught before the dryer’s heat creates a permanent bond between the greasy food stain and the synthetic fibers. Place a layer of absorbent cloths or paper towels on your work surface and set the fabric stained-side down on the pad. Spray aerosol petroleum-based laundry pre-treatment solution directly on the stain. Fold another piece of absorbent fabric or a paper towel and use the corner to rub gently inward using tiny strokes. Do not rub the solution in a side-to-side or outward motion because this can make the stain larger. Work inward all of the way ar
