Do I need to use a scraper?

Using a soft plastic scraper can be helpful in removing stubborn stains from wedges, but it’s important to use it carefully to avoid damaging the surface.

How many times should I repeat the process?

You may need to repeat the pre-treatment soaking, scrubbing, and rinsing steps multiple times to ensure that all of the oil has been removed.

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Removing Oil Stains from Wedges with Scissors – An Easy Cleaning Guide

Scissors oil can quickly and easily accumulate on wedges with regular usage, leaving unsightly stains and marks. While it’s important to keep your scissors clean, it can often be tricky to remove the oil and restore wedges to their original condition. This guide will outline a few quick and easy steps to get your wedges looking like new again.

Updated 03 Mar 2023

By Matej Kramberger

What You'll Need:

Dish soap
White vinegar
Soft cloth
Plastic scraper

Step 1: Pre-Treatment Soak

Before directly attempting to scrub the stain away, try soaking the wedges in some dish soap and white vinegar. This will help to break down the oil and loosen the stain, making it easier to remove.

Step 2: Use a Soft Cloth & Scraper

Once you've soaked the wedges for a few minutes, take a soft cloth and gentle scraper and begin to remove the stain. Make sure to be careful while using the scraper to avoid damaging the wedges. Work slowly, and you should eventually be able to remove stain without any damage.

Step 3: Rinse and Dry

Once you've removed the stain, rinse off the wedges and dry them with a towel. You may need to repeat the above steps multiple times to ensure that all of the oil has been removed.

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