We all know that accidents happen in the kitchen, especially when it comes to cooking and serving up delicious dishes. Sometimes gravy spills and drips where we least expect it, leaving behind unsightly, stubborn stains - fortunately, though, there are ways to remove them.
Updated 28 Jun 2023
By Matej Kramberger
When grease is involved, you don't want to just wipe away the spill or rub at the stain with a paper towel. Instead, the first step is to put a few paper towels on top of the stain and then use a spoon to blot up as much of gravy as possible. Once the majority of the gravy has been removed, you can then proceed to the next steps.
If you'd prefer to opt for natural solutions, you can try out some of the following home remedies to help get rid of those pesky gravy stains:
After attempting any of these home remedies, make sure to check the fabric of your pants to ensure stain is completely gone. If it's still there, try a different solution from the list or proceed to more heavy-duty commercial solutions below.
In many cases, home remedies may not be enough to get rid of stain. If that's the case, you may want to opt for commercial solutions such as:
And remember - always test a small area of fabric with any solution before applying it to the entire stain - this will ensure that fabric doesn't suffer any damage.
With these tips and tricks, you should be able to safely and effectively remove those annoying gravy stains from your favorite pair of pants. Just make sure to blot up the excess as soon as possible, as the longer gravy sits, the harder it becomes to get rid of.
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