Carbona Stain Devils, Fat & Cooking Oil, 1.70 Fl Oz

This stuff works great! All of them do! My favorite is the cooking oil removed. For oil stains.

Confession time: I'm a certified hot mess when it comes to enjoying good food. Food on my shirt? It's practically my signature move. Usually, not a big deal – a quick wipe and we're back in action. But then there's the dreaded greasy stain, the nemesis of my wardrobe. Enter Carbona Stain Devil. I stumbled upon this magical elixir after an Amazon adventure. Skeptical? Absolutely. But desperate times (and countless ruined shirts) called for desperate measures. This stuff is like wizardry in a bottle! No more tearful goodbyes to perfectly good shirts. It doesn't discriminate either. Whether the stain is fresh or has survived a wash and tumble dry, Carbona steps up to the challenge. It's practically a superhero for my wardrobe, rescuing shirts from the clutches of grease stains. In conclusion, if you, like me, have a knack for turning every meal into a fashion risk, Carbona Stain Devil is your secret weapon. It's not just a stain remover; it's a wardrobe-saving miracle. And hey, it's a great value – because who said saving shirts had to cost a fortune? Cheers to a stain-free wardrobe and a newfound appreciation for messy eating!

Works really well at removing grease stains

This stain remover works great! I could always get it in the stores but believe it or not you can’t get it in stores around me since Covid! 🙄

Like another reviewer mentioned, the seller puts a bar code on the instructions. I have been using this as a pre-treater instead of using a white cloth under the stain and blotting it with my finger until gone as the instructions state. It is impossible to see if the stain is still there once the fabric is wet! The stains still came out after 2 or 3 washes, and did not damage the shirts. I have a bunch of cheap tees from Meijer that Clorox 2, Shout, and Spray & Wash with Resolve ruin. They have all left white stains or removed the dye, which is just as bad as having a grease stain. While I think $7.39 per little bottle is overpriced, it saves me money in the long run. I just wish my local stores carried it! Edit 7-17-14 I found that I have had better success by rubbing the spot remover into the stain and letting it sit several hours or overnight, especially if it is an older stain. I noticed that even if the stain is cooking grease, other Carbona removers might do a better job. The one labeled "Blood, Dairy, and Ice Cream" does a good job on beef grease stains (and toothpaste and coffee). I managed to find many more varieties of Carbona at Walmart (brick and mortar, not online).

Great product

I purchased the fat and cooking oil stain devils by Carbona. I paid over $13. For 1.7 oz and the others were much less. Why so much money?? I thought I would be getting more. I haven’t tried it and hope it works at this price!

I brought olive oil home from south of France in my suitcase and it leaked all over a skirt I had just bought. Nothing worked getting the stains out until I bought this and soaked it for an entire day. I had to wash it a few times after to get the chemical smell out but there are no stains left. Its worth it.

This is probably the best product I have ever used to get out grease and oil stains and I've tried them all over the years. I used to dread getting an oil spot on clothing as it's impossible to remove in the laundry. But this product is truly amazing! I just dab it on the grease stain, throw it in the wash and it comes out like new. So easy and no more stains! I hope they never stop making this. It is fantastic and I would highly recommend!

Works great, I was able to remove set in grease stains.

Don’t waste time looking for any other stain remover and don’t waste money on ones that don’t work. This did the job first time as I suspected it would. I’ve never been disappointed by any in this range.

I used this as directed and it ended up leaving almost bleach marks on shirt. Very disappointed.

A lot smaller than i expected! Tried it for pen ink stain and it helped a little but didn’t fully remove it.