Puracy Stain Remover: In general, Puracy products have performed adequately when we've tried them before. 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.

My team and I work hard to bring you the best, online deals, clean eating, DIY's, freezer meal recipes, and more! Just a drop is all you need to remove a spot from virtually any place including carpets, pet bedding and even leather. Plus, it's a cinch to use, though the process can be a bit messy in comparison to any spray you might use. It easily removed the majority of stains made for testing, including grass, marker, and chocolate syrup, and left only a small shadow of red wine and makeup behind. Though the process is different when you're using a powder stain remover, you can still expect impressive and rather quick results that rival liquid and gel spot treatments when using this product.

Luckily, the Carbona Pro Care Laundry Stain Scrubber was able to remove and significantly fade set-in stains during our Lab testing. 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. While this stain remover is a bit more expensive than others, we think it’s the best option for those who want an effective natural cleaner that comes in stick form. The only problem with the applicator was when I treated a fresh chocolate stain; for example, the applicator picked up chocolate and would smear it on the next stain.

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? If you're currently managing your laundry without a stain remover in the mix, please first accept our humble congratulations. If you or someone you love is prone to spills—or you simply like to be prepared for anything—you may want to keep this one on hand. Promising review: "I had terrible rust and oil stains all over the seats of my car when I bought it. To tackle those stubborn stains on your sheets, grab Grandma’s secret spot remover and follow these simple steps.Our testers found that this stain remover got rid of grass, marker, and oil stains with ease, and it faded tougher makeup and wine stains. We were worried about the stain transferring, based on the "sudsy-ness of the application process, but it all washed away cleanly! For best results, apply the product to a stain, gently scrub using the applicator brush, let sit for five minutes, and wash like normal. Other common stains, such as food, oil, makeup, grease, grime, dirt, coffee, and baby stains, can be removed with the right product and pre-treatment if necessary. An easy way to solve this uneasy problem is to use GSSR to completely eradicate all that grease build-up you just can’t seem to get rid of.

It’s always best to try and blot up as much of a stain as you can before applying the stain remover.Miss Mouth's Messy Eater Stain Treater: Our testers liked this product for getting out immediate food stains such as chocolate syrup, juice, and sauce. No matter how we procure products, they all go through the same tests and must meet the same strict criteria to make the best-of cut. Just keep in mind that you'll want to double-check the directions, because there are different recommendations for fresh stains (soak for one to five minutes) and set-in stains (set for up to eight hours). Grass stains are difficult to remove because of their saturated green pigments, so it might require repeating the stain removal process a few times. You don't want to purchase one thing that smells like lavender, and another that smells like oranges.