Stain Remover
Foaming spray that pre-treats laundry stains. Tap a question below for the answer. How to use, ingredients, fabric safety, septic safety, troubleshooting, and more.
What are the ingredients in Stain Remover?
20 ingredients, all listed and explained. Fragrance-free, Dermatest and Sensitive Choice certified. →
How do I use Stain Remover?
Spray with Foaming Spray Bottle, wait 5 to 10 minutes, then wash. Some fabrics need a different approach. →
Can I use Stain Remover with septic and greywater systems?
Yes for both. A few disposal notes and any local rules to check before reusing greywater. →
What fabrics can I use Stain Remover on?
Cotton, polyester, nylon, denim, and most everyday fabrics. Avoid wool, silk, and other delicate fibres. →
Is Stain Remover safe for families and pets?
Yes. Sensitive Choice approved, Dermatest certified, cruelty-free. A few storage and handling notes. →
Why is the stain still there after using Stain Remover?
Usually a second application sorts it. Reapply, wait 10 to 15 minutes, brush, then rewash. →
Why is my Stain Remover too runny or too thick?
Usually a temperature thing. Bring the bottle back to room temperature and shake to fix it. →
How do I remove hair dye stains from fabric?
Pre-treat fast, wash with sensitive detergent. Hair dyes vary, so results aren't guaranteed. →
Can I use Stain Remover on carpets, rugs, or lounges?
Laundry only on its own. For soft furnishings, use Sensitive Laundry Liquid in a spot cleaner. →
Can Stain Remover cause colour change on fabric?
Bleach-free, but dye stability varies. Spot-test on an inside seam before treating a visible area. →