if its stubborn, get a tin of "gunk" and spray generously on a rag, wipe over the hinges and leave for about 20 minutes. then using hot water and fairy washing up liquid (wouldnt normally say use it as it contains salt and is bad for cars but has a good degreaser) clean the "gunk" off. then use clean water and rinse, dry thoroughly and then regrease it back up
and yes, its really called gunk, stinks to high heaven but its fantastic stuff
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