Gravy Stain Disaster? 3 Steps to Clean Grass with Ease
Gravy stains on the lawn can be unsightly and difficult to remove. Fortunately, with a few simple items and right approach, you can get your lawn back to looking like new in no time.
Updated 28 Jun 2023
By Blaž Stančič
The first step in removing gravy stains from the grass is to scrape away the excess with a spoon or spatula. To avoid damaging your grass, be sure to gently scrape the stain in order to remove as much of it as possible without cutting into the grass blades.
Once most of the excess gravy has been removed, turn to a natural grass-friendly cleaning solution. Mix together one teaspoon of dish soap, one quart of warm water, and one tablespoon of white vinegar. Stir this mixture together until it forms a soapy solution.
Soak a cloth in the cleaning solution and blot at the gravy stain on the lawn. Start from the outside of stain and work your way inwards, gently scrubbing at the grass blades in order to remove as much of the gravy as possible. Once you’ve finished scrubbing, rinse the area with cold water in order to remove any soap residue.
Finally, allow the affected area to dry naturally. If the entire stain isn't removed the first time, this process may need to be repeated. However, with some patience and the right approach, most gravy stains will be removed from your lawn in no time.
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