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  1. #1
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    Jun 2008
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    The Great White North
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    DP got grease on her neon yellow PI this weekend - took some Dawn and a toothbrush to it, threw it in the wash (cold water) and voila - stains be gone!

  2. #2
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    May 2007
    Location
    Katy, Texas
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    personally I swear by simple green sprayed on the spot and scrubbed in with a toothbrush. If that doesn't work I just wear the satin with pride, as it shows that I am a riding biker not a fashion biker, but then I have never been color coordinated or fashionable, prefering comfort and practicality over style. Henze the marine buzz, farmers tan and black shorts I can wipe my greasy hands on.

    marni

  3. #3
    Join Date
    May 2006
    Location
    Hillsboro, OR
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    Pure olive oil soap - the kind you can buy from Greek merchants. This soap is super mild and yet it take out grease with the best items.

    I had years old grease stains on khakis and a t-shirt (clothing had been relegated to 'painting' clothing). I just wet the stain with water, rubbed some olive oil soap on it (its a bar soap), scrubbed the fabric together and then tossed it in with the wash. The stains were gone!!! I repeated the same process with a Cannondale jacket that had old bike grease stains on it (that we'd tried everything on) and it came 100% clean.

    We also successfully used it to get bike grease out of ivory wool berber carpet when nothing else would work.

    I'm telling you - this stuff is the BOMB.

    http://www.elikioliveoil.com/puroloilsoap.html
    My new non-farm blog: Finding Freedom

 

 

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