🧼 Lestoil Heavy Duty Multi-Purpose Cleanser 28 oz: Powerful and Versatile Cleaning Solution Review

I've been using this product to remove grease stains for 40 years. My husband was an auto mechanic and brought his uniform home for me to wash because it was cheaper than taking the laundry off his paycheck. The guys at the store all wanted to know what his wife used for his uniform. Remember that car grease cannot always be completely removed as it hardens over the course of the day. Apply directly to the stain and leave for 5-10 minutes before washing with detergent as usual. Goes well with…

I absolutely love Lestoil! I don't usually have time to write reviews, but this one is worth it. I bought a smelly vintage cabinet at a farmer's auction. I knew its potential but I had no idea how to clean it and I didn't have the time. I own a small vintage pop up shop, so when I was ready for a sale I had to figure out how to clean it up. It was covered in the smell of mothballs, motor oil, and possibly mouse droppings. The smell came over the barn. I went to Everydaycheapskate.com. She loved

So I embarked on a journey that began with chapstick lipstick in the dryer. Then a misguided lip balm from Burt's Bees. Oily wax stains all over my clothes. The internet assured me to get the Goo Gone spray gel and it would clear the balms. I don't know where the miscommunication happened because this stuff left HUGE stains. This spray contains oil. Maybe it wasn't like that before. But in any case, THIS MATERIAL SAID EVERYTHING. Now it looks like a little damage from Goo Gone on a shirt. But…

damn! The thing really works. I had a bunch of new shirts that went through the washer and dryer along with a tube of lip balm. The lip balm left oil stains everywhere. Since the shirts were fairly new, I wanted to keep them instead of downgrading them to weekend shirts. I heard about Lestoil and ended up ordering two bottles. So glad I did. This stuff works. Helpful Tip: Take your toothbrush and scrub the stain thoroughly. Mind you I had to treat the stains twice but damn it removed the oil…

The smell is quite strong but it is a very effective degreaser. I couldn't find it in any of the stores in suburban Maryland in Washington DC, but was very surprised to find it at Revain. I first used it 42 years ago when I had a summer job on a steel mill crew while attending college in the Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania area. It has a very strong petroleum distillate odor with a hint of pine salt, but is exceptionally good at removing grease stains from clothing. I've sometimes rubbed it on my skin

OMG FIND YOUR SAVE OF THE YEAR HERE! Since this summer, my son has been enjoying riding his BMX bike with his buddies. It's so much fun with him, but not with me. Because he always comes home with very thick, black bike oil stains somewhere on his clothes. One day he came back with these ugly stains on a brand new sweatshirt I bought him the day before. I can not believe it! I got so angry! I started searching the internet for BIKE OIL stain removal solutions and found this particular remover…

Last winter I bought an expensive silk blouse that could only be dry cleaned and was one of my favorite items in my closet. Unfortunately, the third time I put them on, there was a kind of grease stain right on the front. I took it to the dry cleaners straight away as they usually do a great job removing stubborn stains. But while they managed to lighten the stain a bit, they couldn't get rid of it completely. Not liking the idea of throwing away a $350 piece that's only been worn a handful of…