Post by @ask_mom1

That grease stain already went through the DRYER?! 😩 Don’t give up on that shirt yet! I heard that once a grease stain has been washed and dried, you need to reactivate the oil before you can pull it back out—and this hack amazes me every time. 🙌 Here’s what I do: 1. Put a piece of cardboard between the layers of the shirt so the stain doesn’t transfer. 2. Spray a little WD-40 into a cup and use a q-tip to apply it onto the old grease stain. 3. Cover with baking soda and use an old toothbrush to really work it into the fibers. The baking soda helps absorb the grease. 4. Shake/brush off the dirty baking soda and repeat with fresh baking soda until it’s not picking up as much oil. 5. Add blue Dawn dish soap—it’s my go-to for grease! 6. Use the toothbrush to mix the Dawn and baking soda into a paste and scrub it into the fibers. 7. Flip the shirt over and work the stain from the inside too. 8. Wash as usual. IMPORTANT: Check the stain BEFORE putting it back in the dryer. If you can still see it, repeat the process rather than heat-setting it again. I’m amazed every time this works on a grease stain I thought was there forever. 🤯 SAVE this because you know the next grease stain is coming. 😂 And tell me—have you ever tried the WD-40 trick? #laundryhack #stainremoval #laundrytips #cleaningtiktok @WD-40 Brand USA @ARM & HAMMER