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Cooking oil on wooden floor

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swansgal | 12:09 Sat 24th Jun 2006 | Home & Garden
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I dropped a bottle of cooking oil on wooden floor, cleaned and washed it up straight away, but when it dried it left a stain. Does anyone know how i can get the stain off. Thanks.
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Sorry, I don't have any magical solutions to this one. Is it practical to refit the floor, transfering any of the stained pieces under something so it's hidden?
13:50 Sat 24th Jun 2006
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Probably wont be able to lift and refit it, it looks really tricky as its a hard wooden floor. I'd probably make a right b*lls up of it. Thanks anyway.
14:34 Sat 24th Jun 2006
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Just a thought, have you tried sprinkling some talc over a small area, it may just draw it out. Leave it their overnight &
vac up the next day, worth a try!
18:59 Mon 26th Jun 2006
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Might give that a try. Thanks.
19:53 Thu 29th Jun 2006

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