chrismegacab

I have some grease spots on the rear carpet (megacab 1piece) some ***** got on my capet during a wkend camping trip.. I have used TUFF STUFF, and doesn't work, also have used SIMPLE GREEN.

Any Ideas?????

Guardrail

Starting fluid always worked for me. Spray and dab, spray and dab. Make sure you air it out for a while after this procedure.

Greased Lightning is a less smelly solution. It works great on the carpet in the house.

87BRGN

I've had decent luck with Greased Lighting. Works alittle better than simple green in my experience.

chrismegacab

thanks, Ive seen greased lightning at the store.. Think i'll give it a shot, if not looks like the carb cleaner.


Eventually ill be getting the floor molded rubber mats, till then scrub-scrub

JEMGTX

Try Mopar Super Kleen. It is only available at the dealer, but the stuff is great for removing grease from carpets or clothing.

Jim

98whitelightnin

I use fantastic its in the kichen cleanig products and it cheap.

snoyes

Careful with the fantastic as some of the blends have bleach in them... Made that mistake before...

megacabdad

Purple power is some good stuff...

1-2-3

I use a Green Machine with the heat feature.

billv45

I've had good luck using Gojo to remove most any oil based stain and it's fabric safe...
You'd have to shop vac the water out of the carpet after you rinse it.

prattman

Use Dawn dish washing soap. Use it liberally as it foams up pretty good. It will take the grease right out. Smells pretty good too. -Glen

wytesyko

I have always used brake clean, spray on towel and wipe, I have used this many times to get grime off customers cars, good luck!!!!!

SpLaT

like bil45 suggested.... good ole hand cleaner. working in the oil patch always getting oil/wax/grease somewhere in the truck, found joe's handcleaner and another one I use fast orange (without the grit) work great at removing these types of stains.