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 does Stain Remover look cloudy or yellow?
A faint yellow tint or mild cloudiness is normal and doesn't affect performance. Shake gently to remix.
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.