Stain Stix

To use a solid laundry stain stick effectively, follow these steps:

Act Quickly, if possible: Fresh stains are easier to remove.

Check Fabric Care Label: Stain sticks are safe for washable fabrics but may not be suitable for delicate materials like silk or wool.

Apply the Stain Stick: For some stains (like grease or oil), you can slightly dampen the stained area with water to help the stick penetrate the fabric. Rub the stain stick directly onto the stained area, covering it completely. Apply gentle pressure to work the product into the fabric fibers.For tough stains, rub both sides of the fabric to ensure thorough coverage.

Let It Sit: Ideally, allow the stain stick to sit on the fabric for a bit, 5–30 minutes, depending on stain severity.

Wash the Garment: Launder the item as usual in your washing machine, following the fabric care instructions. Use the hottest water temperature safe for the fabric to maximize stain removal.

Check Before Drying: After washing, inspect the garment to ensure the stain is gone. Avoid putting it in the dryer until the stain is fully removed, as heat can set stains, making them harder to eliminate.

• No harsh chemicals
• Natural
• Low waste/no plastic
• Long Lasting

Unscented

Coconut Oil, Distilled Water, Sodium Hydroxide, Castor Oil.