- 1). Wipe up as much of the grease as possible using a paper towel. Avoid rubbing as the grease may spread further.
- 2). Sprinkle sodium carbonate directly onto the grease. Add small amounts of water to the washing soda until a thick paste forms.
- 3). Allow the mixture to sit on the concrete overnight. Scrub the area the next day with a damp scrub brush. Rinse with plain water.
- 1). Pick up as much grease from the fabric as possible using a rag. Avoid rubbing, or the grease may spread to unaffected areas of the fabric.
- 2). Combine 4 tbsp. of washing soda and ½ cup warm water into a bowl. Mix the ingredients well using a spoon until a paste forms.
- 3). Rub the paste onto the grease stain using a gloved finger. Add ½ cup of sodium carbonate to the washing machine.
- 4). Wash the fabric as usual. Inspect the fabric for traces of grease prior to drying. Repeat the process, if necessary, before drying the fabric because the heat from the dryer will cause any remaining grease to set into the fabric.
- 1). Fill the kitchen sink with about 1 gallon of warm water. Add ½ cup of washing soda.
- 2). Place the greasy burner into the water. Allow it to soak for about 30 minutes.
- 3). Remove the burner and rinse off the residue. Wash as usual with soap and water.
- 4). Sprinkle washing soda directly onto greasy areas of the stove top. Dampen a sponge and scrub the affected area. Rinse with a rag and plain water.
- 5). Wash down your stove's exhaust fan while you have the sink filled with the sodium carbonate solution. Exhaust fans are exposed to a lot of grease from cooking. Dip a rag in the water and wipe down the fan. Rinse with a rag and plain water.
- 1). Dampen a sponge. Sprinkle sodium carbonate onto the sponge.
- 2). Scrub the greasy pan with the sponge. Rinse well with plain water and wash as usual.
- 3). Make a paste of 2 parts washing soda and 1 part water for tough-to-remove grease. Apply the paste directly to the greasy areas of the pan. Allow it to sit for about 30 minutes, rinse clean and wash as usual.
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