Stain Remover
What ingredients are in Stain Remover?
20 ingredients: six enzymes, surfactants and water. Fragrance-free, no chlorine bleach, no dyes. Dermatest certified, Sensitive Choice approved. →
How do I use Stain Remover?
Pour into the Foaming Spray Bottle, spray the stain, wait 5-10 minutes, brush if needed, then wash. Avoid wool, silk, cashmere, alpaca or mohair. →
Is Stain Remover safe for septic or greywater systems?
Yes, at the recommended dose. Phosphate-free, chlorine-free, low-sodium, biodegradable. Check local rules before greywater use on edible plants. →
Which fabrics should I avoid?
Avoid wool, silk, cashmere, alpaca and mohair; enzymes can weaken them. Safe on cotton, denim, polyester, nylon. Spot-test anything unfamiliar. →
Is Stain Remover family safe, pet safe and cruelty free?
Yes, when used as directed. Sensitive Choice approved, Dermatest certified, cruelty-free. Not food grade; store out of reach of children and pets. →
The stain didn’t come out after washing. What now?
A second application usually does it. Reapply, wait 10 to 15 minutes, agitate gently, then rewash. Keep it out of the dryer until the mark has gone. →
The product looks cloudy or slightly yellow. Still safe to use?
Yes. A faint yellow tint or mild cloudiness is normal enzyme variation, sometimes worsened by temperature. Shake gently; performance is unaffected. →
How do I treat hair dye stains?
Blot excess, spray Stain Remover, wait 10 minutes, then wash with Sensitive Laundry Liquid. No heat until gone. Removal isn't guaranteed. →
The product is too runny or too thick. What should I do?
Temperature. Xanthan gum thins in heat, thickens in cold. Leave at room temperature 30-60 minutes, then shake. Performance unaffected. →
Can I use Stain Remover on carpets or rugs?
No, not alone. It needs a full wash rinse; residue stays in fibres. Use Sensitive Laundry Liquid in a spot cleaner, with Stain Remover as pre-treat. →
Will Stain Remover affect clothing colour?
Bleach-free and colour-safe on properly dyed fabrics, but unfixed or unstable dyes can still fade. Spot-test an inside seam first; don't over-dwell. →