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?
Stain Remover is an enzyme formula with no fragrance, bleach or dyes. Every ingredient explained →
How do I use Stain Remover?
Spray Stain Remover on the stain, leave 5 to 10 minutes, wash as normal. Full method and fabric notes →
Can I use Stain Remover with septic and greywater systems?
Stain Remover is septic compatible when used as directed. Dosing, disposal and greywater rules →
What fabrics can I use Stain Remover on?
Stain Remover suits cotton, denim, polyester and nylon. Wool and protein fibres need a different wash →
Is Stain Remover suitable for homes with families and pets?
Stain Remover is generally a safer choice for homes with kids and pets. Certifications and handling →
Why is the stain still there after using Stain Remover?
Some stains need a second go. Reapply Stain Remover, wait, wash again, and keep heat away →
Why is my Stain Remover too runny or too thick?
Temperature changes how Stain Remover pours, not how it cleans. Bring it back to room temperature and shake →
How do I remove hair dye stains from fabric?
Blot the dye, pre-treat with Stain Remover, then wash. Step by step, and what to expect →
Can I use Stain Remover on carpets, rugs, or lounges?
Stain Remover needs a full wash rinse. Use Sensitive Laundry Liquid in a spot cleaner instead →
Can Stain Remover cause colour change on fabric?
Stain Remover contains no bleach, but fabric dyes vary. Spot test an inside seam first →