Bree123

I learned the hard way to run some remnant fabric through my machine after I oil it. It helps.

The Tide Stick worked find for my fabric. I only work with 100% cotton. Oil comes out a bit easier with warm water, so you may also want to wet a washcloth with warm water & rub after applying the Tide.

If nothing else, I bet it will come out in the wash. Try not to worry too much, okay?

tessagin

I use the Resolve stain remover and it takes grease out of my husbands pants. Best stuff I have use so far. After I oil my machines for maintenance I use and old t-shirt and run lines or rows however many it takes til no more oil. Then one more time for good measure! I have also use Dawn and let it sit for a bit. Really impressed with the REsolve laundry stain remover though.

Quiltngolfer

I use the blue Dawn dishwashing detergent for most oil stains on clothes. It's good to know that cornstarch will take out oil stains too. Thanks for the tips.

ManiacQuilter2

Whenever I oil my Bernina, I always make sure to stitch on a test strip to make sure none is going to come back on a quilt.

patmadrid

I used artificial sweetener to absorb the oil. I read it on the internet and it worked fine. I think you have to use the sweetener or cornstarch prior to adding any liquid or soap. Good luck

selm

not bad advice but they forgot to tell you to wipe excess oil off item before using.

sewmuch

I have good results with Dawn liquid soap for everything and it doesn't take much, just rub a little in fabric...

paoberle

Try Dawn, the original formula or a Shout stain stick.

2manyhobbies

Blue dawn!

dd

What is the difference between the blue Dawn and the others? Is it because they have colors and scents?