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Grease is a lipid, and it does not dissolve in water. So, simply tossing a greasy shirt into the wash often does not work. The grease sticks to fabric fibers, resists water, and can spread. Unless you break it down with a degreaser or absorbent agent, the stain may become more permanent (especially if the dryer heat “sets” it). That’s why a good grease stain remover for clothes is needed. After tons of research, personal experience, and reading cleaning forums, we’ve honed these five methods that consistently work for fresh and set-in stains alike. They are simple, cheap, and dependable. Proven Methods to Remove Grease Stains from Clothes Baking Soda When the stain is fresh, act fast.  Sprinkle a generous amount of baking soda over the grease stain.  Let it sit 10-20 minutes (or even overnight for tougher stains). These powders draw out oil before it penetrates deeper.  Then brush or gently shake off the powder. This is a fantastic first line of defense, the powder “soaks...