Tar, Bitumen, Grease

Apply laundry soap or a specialized stain-removal soap to the area for 15 minutes if a grease mark remains.

Rinse the soap off with very hot running water and wash the item in the washing machine.

Alternatively, moisten the stain and rub it with pine tar or laundry soap, leaving it for 30 minutes.

Hand-wash the item thoroughly in hot water, repeating if necessary. Use caution with delicate fabrics by applying hot water only to the stained area.

Use Galosh gasoline to remove tar, which will air out quickly, then wash the item normally.

Apply a stove or oven cleaner like Azelit to the moistened stain for 5–10 minutes, then rinse and machine wash (use with caution).

Use Buzil Buz Point G 502 to remove paint, grease, bitumen, or resin stains.

Apply Dr.Beckmann "Lubricant and Bitumen" stain remover, which is also effective for silicone grease.

Wash the item in a machine using a detergent with enzymes, such as Bimax 100 Pyaten, Attack bioEX, or Milin Dom Domovoy.

Add a laundry booster like Udalix oxygen powder, Grass, Dutybox, Elizar, Belek, gel Antipiatin, or Italian Lavatute directly to the drum.

- Always check the garment's care label, as high temperatures may not be suitable for all fabrics. - Use very hot water when rinsing out grease or oil, as cold water does not remove it effectively.