Grandma's Secret Spot Remover 2oz, Other, Multicoloured, 3.47 x 3.47 x 10.71 cm

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Hi, I live in Australia and have not seen Dawn Liquid so I used a brand that had grease cutting ingredients your recipe for underarm stains worked great one tee shirt was 12 years old and was quite heavily stained (I had to do that twice) the other three only once – great thanks In case you've never used a bar stain remover, the instructions were clear and the shape of the bar made it easy to apply. It did create a lot of lather, so the formula could easily spread out of the stain. All of this comes at a fair price, too. "The bottle isn't huge," notes our tester. "But, you still get enough to work on really large or tough stains. The bristle applicator is a major bonus as the friction really seemed to help lift some of the tougher stains, like makeup." I remain utterly devoted to my Wine Away. It's the perfect food and drink stain remover, though I've been known to use it on dirt, mud and vomit stains as well. (What can I say, I have an elderly dog.) Sommeliers, bartenders and maître d’s have long sworn by this trusty, never-fail wine-spill solution, which I learned firsthand when I was a hostess in fine dining restaurants right out of college. It’s one of those cleaning products that work on even the most unexpected messes.

While this is a higher-priced option than others we tested, we appreciate that the formula includes ingredients certified by the EPA Safer Choice Program, and that it's versatile enough for carpets, upholstery, and even car seats. If you're looking for a stain remover that's effective on clothing and useful around the home, and boasts environmentally friendly ingredients, Defunkify is a more than solid choice. If you're currently managing your laundry without a stain remover in the mix, please first accept our humble congratulations. Second, allow us to make a few suggestions in case the day finally arrives when you'll need to add one to your routine. Laundry stain removers use enzymes or oxidation to break down and remove tough stains on clothing, and they offer a more targeted approach to spot removal than traditional detergent. As Kathy Cohoon, franchise owner at Two Maids & A Mop, says, "Stain removers are going where they should," unlike general detergents that wash an entire article of clothing.Cheap shampoo works wonders on ring around the collar (put some on the ring/rub in and wash). Won’t damage any fabric. I also soak my kitchen towels shampoo-works great on the oils. One thing that some people may not like is that this DIY stain remover doesn’t go into a spray bottle. You could probably try putting it into a spray bottle for storage but as I said above, it may become less effective over time. That’s why I mix up a small batch only when I need it. More DIY Cleaning Recipes: No more tossing out your linens and favorite clothes due to them being stained with ink. Without Grandma’s Secret Spot Remover, this would have been the best solution.

We also tried two more garments containing the same sets of stains, which had been previously made and allowed to set in. We then treated each stain the same way, comparing and contrasting the remover's effectiveness on set-in versus fresh stains. I would be very careful using this on any kind of colored clothing the peroxide may bleach out the colors.Fresh stains often respond well to stain removers made from plant-based ingredients. For example, some formula’s are biobased and use a quadruple-enzyme formula to break stains up, so you can immediately wash them away. The this type of product is typically free of dyes and artificial fragrances, works in all water temperatures and won’t harm your septic system. Set-in stains are not always impossible to remove. Flores suggests pre-treating the stain before washing it. Another method she recommends is to soak the stained item in a solution of water and vinegar for 30 minutes before washing.

I’m sorry. I haven’t come across anything for DIY dry cleaning before. Sounds interesting though! You’ll have to let me know if you try something out. 🙂 I don’t know about you, but I am a fan of anything that GRANDMA says and I know I can never go wrong with that. This wonderful Grandma’s Secret cleaning product is more than just what it says. I had to take it home out of curiosity.Out of all the laundry stain removers we tested, the Shout Advanced Grease Busting Foam was the most impressive. This reliable stain remover is our favorite for its ability to effectively remove various types of stains, including set-in makeup, oil, and grease. (It struggled to remove fresh foundation and set-in wine stains, though.) Our testers found this product very easy to use: Simply spray the foam on stained clothes and wash as you normally would. The fast-acting foam is tough on stains while still being gentle on fabric. Extra tip: Keep in mind that this product contains bleach. So, it’s advisable not to use it to spray on a dark-colored sheet as this will remove the color. Advsible for white sheets. 3. Rmeoves Paint From Clothing Grass stains may seem easy to remove since they come from organic matter, but they can be a challenge to get out once they’ve set in. Whether you’re an outdoorsy person yourself or have active children who love to roll around in the grass, the Shout Advanced Ultra Concentrated Gel Brush is about to be your new go-to on laundry day. In our tests, we found that this gel stain remover was the best at eliminating both fresh and set-in grass stains.

This laundry stain remover pen is the ideal solution for getting rid of stains while on the go without the need for immediate soaking or washing. “It’s definitely a product to keep on hand, though the small size and slow application process make this more of an emergency product, or better suited for small areas,” says one tester.Thank you for your comment! I have a green Apple off brand dish soap on hand. Now I know to wait until I can get some Dawn or the Great Value brand. Just depends on how much of it you want to make. I usually do 1 tablespoon Dawn, 2 tablespoons hydrogen peroxide, about 1 tablespoon baking soda. 🙂 From grass stains to dirt, food and wine detritus, this spray gets the job done on clothing, upholstery and rugs or carpets. It's fast-acting, chlorine-free and color-safe so you don't have to worry about damaging your clothes. Question – i see you make this stain remover in small quantity – is there any problem with making it in a larger quantity and having it on the ready in your laundry area? basically letting it sit for a while and using when needed?