Is stain remover safe to use on baby clothes?
A stain remover is safe on baby clothes when it is plant-powered and washes out completely. SoPure® Stubborn Stain Remover is made with no chlorine bleach, optical brighteners, phosphates or synthetic dyes, so nothing harsh stays in the fibres. Treat the mark, then wash the garment as you normally would.
What is the best stain remover that actually works?
A stain remover works when it breaks the mark down instead of bleaching it out. SoPure® Stubborn Stain Remover lifts food, grass, grease, mud and sweat marks from cotton, denim and school uniforms. Spray the mark and let it sit. Time does most of the work.
How long should you leave stain remover on a stain?
Leave a stain remover on long enough for it to break the mark down. A few minutes is enough for a fresh spill. A set-in mark can sit treated until wash day. SoPure® Stubborn Stain Remover is made to be sprayed on and left, so you can treat the mark when it happens and wash whenever it suits you.
What is the best stain remover in South Africa?
Most stain removers on South African shelves lift the mark with chlorine bleach or optical brighteners. Both can fade colour and leave residue in the weave. A plant-powered stain remover works differently. SoPure® Stubborn Stain Remover is colour-safe, free of chlorine bleach, and made in Johannesburg. Safe on the fabric and tough on the mark, in one step.
Which stain remover is best for clothes?
For clothes, choose a stain remover that is colour-safe and rinses clean out of the weave. SoPure® Stubborn Stain Remover is certified by Beauty Without Cruelty and made in Johannesburg. Trusted by 100,000+ South African mums since 2005.