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  Washable Fabrics

 
Keep sponging with eucalyptus oil until creosote is removed. Wash as normal. Should any stain remain dry-clean.
 
  Non Washable Fabrics

 
Dry clean.
 
  Carpets and Furnishings

 
Sponge with eucalyptus oil until creosote is removed. Dab off surplus oil using warm water. Blot off with tissues or kitchen towels. Finish with a carpet shampoo.
 
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