Laundry Stain Remover with Oxi, Rescue Clothes, Upholstery, Carpet and more from Tough Stains, Stain Treater, 22 Fl Oz (Pack of 4)

This is the BEST stain remover and I have tried them all on the market! It has a wonderful smell and is the most effective product. I spray the stain heavily and rub it in and let sit for a minute or so and then throw it in the laundry and it takes out grease, blood, coffee, red sauce, pen to just name a few; it has removed everything. I often just pour some in the laundry if I want to whiten whites. I would highly recommend this product

The best. I bought the box, I already used 3. Each has own sprayer sprayer. Buying more soon. Took away 99% stains or lightened to barely can see stain

Recently received this Tide product. Shortly after getting it, I was working on my tractor wearing khaki pants (I should have know better) and after working on tractor, I discovered about a 4" x 4" area on left knee that was greased up pretty good from excess grease present on the tractor. I sprayed a bit of this Tide stain remover on the stain. I did not do anything else like rub on the cotton fabric to try and work it in real good. Washed on normal cycle on warm setting and the entire grease stain was removed! I will be buying more of this product and I also keep a bottle in my shop.

Best thing I have ever used on stains - even old set in stains

An absolutely vital component of one’s arsenal to rapidly reduce or even remove those troublesome fabric stains … keep it close at hand in the pantry or kitchen. AJG, MD

Okay, I like to wear white clothes - usually white shorts and T-Shirts - they've convenient, comfortable, and make laundry easier. The downside is - white clothes tend to show stains quite a bit. I've tried all of the well-known spray stain removers and none of them have ever wowed me. It's easier to buy a new T-Shirt than hope some stain remover will work. But I really like and trust the Tide brand name, so when I saw this product on Amazon, and checked and saw that it was a "current" product on the Tide website, I took a chance and ordered. The day before it arrived, I was eating a peach, and spilled peach juice on my white T-shirt. I tried to rinse the shirt out, did all the usual tricks, but after the laundry cycle, the stain was still visible. When this product arrived, I sprayed it on, re-washed the shirt... and the stain was gone. Three days later I was driving home, and scratched a little bug bite on my ear. It was itching - what do you want? What I would have wanted was to notice more quickly that I was now bleeding. I bled ALL OVER my shirt, all over my shorts, and all over my tan-colored seat belt, and was driving down the freeway with one hand trying to hold a paper towel over my ear and get home safely. I got home safely, with the bleeding stopped (but the damage done), changed clothes, and grabbed the Tide spray. I sprayed the shirt and the shorts... laundered the clothes... and the blood was GONE. Then on a whim, I went down to the car, stretched out the seatbelt, and sprayed the Tide on it. It literally started dissolving the now-dried blood on contact. It was not magic - I had to do some rubbing with wet paper towels after letting the Tide sit for a few minutes - but I managed to get all the blood out of the seatbelt too - which is a lot cheaper than a $400 seat belt replacement (and a lot less embarrassing than driving around with a bloody seatbelt!) All of that to say, in a Doc Brown yell: IT WORKS!!! I'VE FINALLY FOUND SOMETHING THAT WORKS!!! Thank you P&G - this product lives up to the Tide reputation, and I will be keeping it around as long as you keep making it!

This is my favorite laundry stain remover. I am only able to find it at Dollar General where I live. It works very well on stains, so I chose to stock up!

This stuff is amazing. It's so hard to find stuff with actual LIPASE in it. I will be hoarding it for work. Massage therapist here... this has been the only spray to prevent "oil stains" on sheets... and keep my linen closet at work from smelling like an old, stank fryer... Now that I can't unrecongnize that connection and recognize the "scent" of 100 year old fry grease in other facilities and establishments... you will too. You're welcome. I will be hoarding this since it's no long sold at local stores in my area. It's spot has been replaces with a fancier branded ultra oxi spray.. that does NOT contain the lipase needed to actually get rid of massagie type oils.