Old 06-04-2015, 12:53 PM
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Originally Posted by Peckish View Post
I used to work for a company that manufactured cheerleading uniforms. The tops were knit and the knitting machines would often leave black grease on the fabric. We used this spray to get the grease out. It's Sullivan's Fast Spot Remover. You spray it on the spot, wait for it to dry, then launder. I usually get it at my local Hancock's Fabrics.

eta: I wonder if they've discontinued it! I just tried to find a picture of the can online and can't locate one. What a bummer, I'll be so disappointed if it's no longer available!!
Hope you find your beloved cleaner! I feel the same way about K2R Spot Cleaner which definitely has been discontinued. Fell prey to the whole 'eliminate phosphate' thing.

Back to the original question...I'd try Dawn dish soap as well. Might need to 'scrub' a bit with a soft toothbrush but should eventually come out. And definitely do this while it is still wet/damp or re-wet before applying.
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