Cooking Oil on Suede Adidas Flux?

Judy
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January 17, 20170 found this helpful

From reference.com:

Remove oil from suede by sprinkling cornstarch, talcum powder, foot powder or artificial sweetener into the stain to absorb the oil. When the powder looks oily, brush it away using a soft brush, and repeat the process until the oil no longer changes texture.

Hello
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January 18, 20170 found this helpful

Personally, I have used straight-up hydrogen peroxide to get every kind of stain out of everything, from wine to oil, on clothes, carpets, etc. You do a colourfast testing to make sure it doesnt fade anything (it rarely does) and then you just pour it on full-strength and watch the stain dissappear.

If that is not enough, here is a great tutorial from wikihow: www.wikihow.com/Get-a-Cooking-Oil-Stain-out-of-Clothing

They mainly use baking soda, dish soap, a toothbrush, and some sort of blotter like paper or cardboard.

Another option uses aloe vera: "Use some aloe vera, dish soap, or shampoo as a pre-wash stain remover. Blot any excess oil using a clean cloth or a paper towel. Then, squirt some aloe vera, dish soap, or shampoo onto the stain. Use an old toothbrush or a manicure brush to rub the stain into the fabric."