Stain Removers: Reviewed!

    

Instant stain remover

Pros

• Works on several fresh food stains
• Best product for coffee stains
• Small enough to keep in a purse or bag

Cons

• Must be used immediately
• Can damage some fabrics
• Sometimes causes a stain to spread                                      
  
  In testing, the Tide to Go instant stain-remover pen does well against a variety of fresh food stains, including ketchup, coffee and juice. It does less well on removing grease stains and stains that have set. Reviewers like the fact that Tide to Go is portable, making it easy to treat stains as soon as they happen. Testers are also very happy to see stains disappear instantly, but most agree it doesn't work on everything. Some users caution that Tide to Go can cause stains to spread and may even damage some fabrics or remove dye. Garments with multiple stains might benefit from a stain remover that is added to laundry, such as OxiClean Versatile Stain Remover Powder (*Est. $6 for 1.5 lb.). Users who may forget to pre-treat a stain before laundering will appreciate that Shout Advanced Ultra Concentrated Gel (*Est. $3.50 for 8.7 oz.) can be used up to a week before laundering, unlike most other stain pre-treatments.
  Tide to Go is tested by ConsumerReports.org and it's recommended as the best stain remover for clothing in Real Simple magazine (although this article is not dated and does not specify which other stain removers were tested). Tide to Go receives very mixed reviews from consumer reviewers at Amazon.com and Viewpoints.com. While some users claim it is a cure-all, others report the stain remover may not work on certain stains or on set-in stains. Other considerations include a change in the smell of Tide To Go Instant Stain Remover after extended use and a loose cap that's prone to fall off. Following the directions exactly is essential with this product.Also for Direct Access to Brand Name Products&Services Like this Visit our Website at  http://ebuys-onlineproducts-services.weebly.com