OxiClean Max Force Laundry Stain Remover Spray, 12 Fluid Ounce (Pack of 2)

Oxi Clean Max Force Stain Spray removes ink, blood, coffee and wine better than any other stain remover I've ever tried. Most recently I removed an ink stain after a pen had (exploded?) leaked on my child's bed sheet and right through to mattress pad. It had been there for over a week before I got around to treating and washing it. Every bit of ink came out of both the poly/cotton sheet and the polyester mattress pad. There was also a recent blood stain on a white cotton shirt that came out after sitting for several days. I've used it on coffee and wine stains with 100% success. Just spray it on a few minutes before laundering. For deep, concentrated stains like ink stain, I laid the stained area on top of an old dishrag, saturated it with the Oxi spray so that excess staining was absorbed by the dish rag and did not spread to the rest of the sheet. Incidentally, the dish rag came out clean, too! I highly recommend this product! It is efficient, economical, and worth having on hand for any stains you encounter.

While visiting Europe this summer, the European washers did something to several loads of laundry, causing unbelievable dye run from other clothing items that had been washed together (in the U.S. washers) before. The damaged clothes had to just be packed away in our suitcases until our return to the U.S. a couple of months later and I prayed that OxiClean would solve the problem. As many suggested on the internet, this is a process that takes patience, especially if a clothing item has been dried with the dye run already on it. (the Euro washers wash and dry in same machine - so these stains were solidly in the fabrics). One was a light pink shirt that had picked up red dye from a pair of shorts, and the other was the pair of red shorts that had picked up black dye from something else in that load. I used this to douse the dye stains and then washed in OxiClean powder (as directed). the stains were stubborn and it took several tries, but eventually the stains came out. Since both clothing items were "ruined", I didn't have much to lose and I did put them into a huge pot over low heat with the OxiClean Powder to try to get those stains to lift. The stains DID disappear, but so did some of the color of the original garment. But I'm sure that's because I pretty much boiled the fabrics with OxiClean and left them to sit for 24 hours. My suggestion is to not go overkill with it like I did - but to be patient and pre-treat (as directed) and then soak for 6-8 hours in OxiClean powder treated warm or hot water. If after 3-4 times the dye run is still there, then the heat might be your last option. But it DID work. And I'll probably just re-dye the clothes in their original colors at some point to get them back to closer to what they were.

These work great, do a good job. Pleased.

We're a Navy family, and sea and anchor equals rust stains and more on a 100% white outfit. It was Intense, and buying a new set every sea and anchor isn't an option. On top of that you can't always send these things off to the cleaners either for risk of not getting them back in time or ya know etc. Anyhow this product is amazing. I don't know how it's supposed to be done but because I didn't have time to waste with multiple washes I sprayed down the white's jumper top and scrubbed at it by hand and even just doing that I could see these stains that had been set in for weeks (long underway) almost entirely disappear just like that. Tossed it in the wash on perminant press/ hot water setting, hung it up to dry (you can put it in a dryer on no heat setting but I don't trust the dryer to not have exploded pen or something in it) ironed it, and it looked fresh off the NEX shelves. It's color safe too so the blacks of the patches remained super crisp. Anyone who has a dress uniform I super recommend . As a secondary plus, my husband had some hella set in deodorant stains on a white and bright red shirt. Little spritz and a toss in the wash and those were gone too! I'm gonna have to stock pile this stuff

Oxiclean max force is a great product. It gets out those really tough stains. I use it on grease and let it sit it comes out every time (sometimes on really old stains too). I did have one shirt that it left a little blue tint but nothing too crazy.

My other go-to stain spray! So glad to find it on Amazon because just as my other favorite, I can't always find it in stores. It works great and gets out hard to get out stains and even stains that are already set in. Perfect for anyone but is a dream for parents with children, because we all know they get EVERYTHING dirty! Between my husband and 3 year old son, I pretty much have to spray every single item of clothing! I do wish I could get a large refill bottle or something because we use so much of it. But I don't mind paying for it since it works so well. I have recommended to many friends and even my parents who are experienced in doing laundry and are in their 60's. They love it even more because options have changed so much over the years.

It costs more than other laundry pre-treaters, but IT WORKS. It deals with blood and other things that might come out of your body better than any other spray I've ever used, and I've been doing laundry for almost 70 years. CAUTION - there's another seller on Amazon offering these for a slightly lower price, but pay attention when you check out.....the shipping is $299! Now that's where it's NOT worth the price.

I use this stain remover with a little extra effort by spraying the Oxi Clean on the stain, rubing the stain with my Tide liquid detergent, then washing the item in my washer. Ocasionaly I may have repeat this due to the severity of thestain and or the amount of elapsed time after the stain originated. This is the best stain remover I've used and certainly beats other competitor products I've tried.