Stains
Moms, what actually works for getting stains out of your kids’ clothes? 😅 I’m dealing with grease marks and all the random toddler stains. What products do you swear by, and do you pretreat, soak, or just throw everything in the wash?
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Mrs Mouth's stain treater spray
I have had very good luck with getting grease/oil stains out of clothes by using baking soda and water into a paste and usually add either a little dawn dish soap or the power wash, I scrub with an old toothbrush dedicated to stains lol
I try to treat it as soon as I can - sometimes it’s after it happens, other times it’s right before I put it in the machine. I use dawn dish soap and scrub it in with my fingernails. Stain toothbrush is a great idea that I’m going to use.
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I would always treat as soon as possible but ive had things come out of the wash with really stubborn stains 2-3 times and surprisingly ended up getting it out so don’t give up too quickly, there may be a chance lol
Dawn dish soap - scrub and soak as a pretreatment or combine with water in an old spray bottle for a "Power wash" before starting the load. For some reason Dawn works on eeeverything
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Miss mouth and oxi clean would easily remove blow outs and tar so I can’t imagine what it can’t remove
I've used power wash and baking soda on my own things but haven't reached those stains yet as a mom. I have a 10 month old and Dreft stain remover has done wonders on everything, even my own clothes at times lol
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