Now that’s a question our grandmothers never had to answer. Use a degreaser or Dawn on a damp sponger to get out as much of the oily stain as you can. Then use a powder (baking soda, baby powder, cream of tartar) to dry the stain. After a few hours of the powder, wipe off all the residue. If any stain remains, use a Mr. Clean Magic Eraser. Best wishes ☺️
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Now that’s a question our grandmothers never had to answer. Use a degreaser or Dawn on a damp sponger to get out as much of the oily stain as you can. Then use a powder (baking soda, baby powder, cream of tartar) to dry the stain. After a few hours of the powder, wipe off all the residue. If any stain remains, use a Mr. Clean Magic Eraser. Best wishes ☺️