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Easy Steps to Remove Oil Stains from Onitsuka Tiger with Scissors

Are you looking for ways to remove oil stains from your Onitsuka Tiger sneakers? If so, read on to find tips and tricks to help get the job done with just a pair of scissors.


Updated 03 Mar 2023

By Mateuzs Kowalski

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When it comes to cleaning your favorite pair of Onitsuka Tiger shoes, you want to make sure that you’re taking the proper steps to care for them so that they can last for years. One of the biggest problems that can occur is oil stains on fabric, which can be especially hard to clean if left unattended. Luckily, there’s an easy way to remove those pesky stains with just a pair of scissors.

Step 1: Prep the Area for Cleaning

The first step to clean your Onitsuka Tiger shoes from oil stains is to prepare the area you’ll be working on. Make sure that the place you’re going to work on is free of dust and debris. This helps ensure that fabric of your shoes will be safe and clean while you’re cleaning the oil stain.

Step 2: Cut The Stain Away With the Scissors

Next, take your scissors and gently cut away the sections of the fabric that have oil stains. Be careful not to cut too deep, as this could damage fabric or cause more damage to the stain. Cut away only the sections of the fabric that have been stained by oil, leaving the rest of the fabric unscathed.

Step 3: Wash and Rinse The Fabric

Once the oil stain has been cut away, it’s time to wash the fabric. Take your Onitsuka Tiger shoes and gently scrub them with a rag and a mild detergent. You can also use a specific cleaning product designed specifically for removing oil stains.

After you’ve scrubbed the entire area with the cleaning product, rinse and dry the fabric. This final step will help ensure that the oil stain is completely removed from the fabric.

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