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Cooking oil splatter?
How do you get cooking oil splatters out of a cotton Tee shirt?
4 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
treat with dawn dishwashing liquid (preferrably the concentrated), let sit overnight, and then launder on hot. Works even on old stains or stains that have been through the dryer. :)
- Eagles FlyLv 71 decade ago
First thing to do is purchase a round screen to put on top of you skillet for less splatting. You can purchase these in most stores. I purchased mine at the grocery store. It really helps with all the splatting. You should be able to purchase on at most kitchen departments.
Try some kind of spot remover to get rid of the stains. Cooking oil is pretty difficult to get rid of. Give a spot remover a try.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
next time you make beans, just add it for seasoning
- Anonymous1 decade ago
just wash it its not that tough to get out :)
hope this helped
Source(s): my totally orginized cooking skills <= (sarcasim) lol :p