Removing Oil Stains from Clothes

This video tutorial demonstrates an easy method to remove oil stains from clothes at home. It begins with applying talcum powder to absorb excess oil, followed by rubbing with a brush. Next, a thick paste of liquid soap and washing powder is applied to the stain. After letting it dry, the fabric is rinsed to remove any residue. The video concludes with tips on avoiding bleach for colored clothes and encourages viewers to like, share, and subscribe.

What is the first step in removing oil stains from clothes?

• Rubbing with a toothbrush

• Using a washing machine

• Sprinkling talcum powder

• Applying liquid soap

Why is talcum powder used on the stain?

• To change the color of the stain

• To make the cloth softer

• To absorb the extra oil

• To add fragrance

What should be done after sprinkling talcum powder on the stain?

• Iron the cloth

• Leave it overnight

• Rub it with a brush

• Wash it immediately

What type of soap can be used to create a cleaning paste?

• Liquid soap or dishwashing soap

• Bar soap

• Hand sanitizer

• Shampoo

How long should the cleaning paste be left on the stain?

• 20 minutes

• 10 minutes

• 30 minutes

• 1 hour

What is the purpose of rubbing the paste with a toothbrush?

• To spread the paste evenly

• To remove the stain effectively

• To add shine to the cloth

• To dry the cloth

What should be done after the paste has dried on the cloth?

• Iron the cloth

• Wash off the paste with water

• Apply more paste

• Leave it as it is

What is the final step to ensure the stain is completely removed?

• Use a fabric softener

• Apply bleach

• Wash the cloth with clean water

• Dry the cloth in sunlight

Why is bleach not recommended for colored clothes?

• It makes the cloth rough

• It does not remove stains

• It can weaken the fabric fibers

• It is too expensive

What is a potential downside of using bleach on white clothes?

• It is difficult to rinse out

• It can damage the fabric

• It is harmful to the environment

• It can cause yellowing