Can I use hot water to clean oil stains?

No, hot water should not be used to clean off oil stains from fabric, as this may cause the oil stain to set in.

Can I put my kimono into the washing machine?

No, a kimono should not be put into the washing machine, as this may damage the fabric. Instead, it should be hand washed.

What type of brush should be used to clean oil stains?

A soft bristle brush should be used, as this is gentle enough not to cause damage to the fabric.

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How To Effectively Clean Oil Stains From Your Kimono

Are you worried about how to clean oil stains from your precious kimono? Don't fret - with these easy steps, you can learn how to effectively clean off any oil stains that may have come from scissors, and keep your kimono looking like new.

Updated 03 Mar 2023

By Isabelle Trottier

What You Need

Laundry detergent
A soft bristle brush
A basin of warm water
A cloth or sponge

Steps to Clean Off Oil Stains

Fill the basin with warm water, and add a few drops of laundry detergent to it.
Dip the cloth or cloth into the basin and wring it out so that it is slightly damp.
Gently scrub the oil stains with damp cloth. Use a soft bristled brush in areas where the cloth is unable to reach.
Rinse the cloth and dip it again into the basin. Wring it out once more.
Continue scrubbing the oil stains until they have lifted off fabric.
Allow the fabric to air-dry.

What to Avoid

Do not use a harsh scrubbing brush as this may damage the fabric.
Do not use hot water, as this may cause oil stain to set into the fabric.
Do not use bleach or other harsh chemicals to remove the oil.
Do not apply too much pressure while scrubbing, as this could damage the fabric.

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