Tide To Go, Instant Stain Remover Pen

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But last week, I broke one out for a small stain on my shirt. I can't remember what the stain was, but it took it right out. Then I spent the next half hour trying to figure out what smelled so bad. I thought one of my children or cats had thrown up somewhere. I finally realized it was coming from my shirt! It smelled very strongly of vomit. I had to change my shirt and wash my skin underneath to get the smell out. If required, squeeze the tip again to add more solution. Before rubbing, lightly soak each section of the soiled fabric in the solution. 5. Reapply the Solution If Need Be Rub the stain remover until the stain begins to fade or disappears completely. Make sure you're getting enough solution, gently rubbing the stain with the tip over all surfaces. The Tide to Go pen is designed for stains that have developed recently and are used to swiftly pretreat a stain before it can be washed.

The tip of the pen should really push into the pen, releasing the solution. 4. Rub the Released Solution Around the Stained Area This pen is easy to use and comfortable to hold. To release the cleaning solution, press down on the tip and brush it across the soiled area like an eraser. The pen's clever design reduces the risk of a spill. You won't get any of the cleaning solutions on my hands, which was a problem I had with gel formulas. Tide To Go pen typically is an effective stain removal for a wide range of stains Tide can help you clean up different stains, whether you're dealing with cooking oil stains or grease from butter or margarine. When it comes to cooking oil stain removal, as well as any other type of cooking stain, Tide will restore your beloved items to their original state. 2. Is the Tide to Go Pen easy to use? When treating the stain at home, keep in mind the type of food or drink that made the stain. For example, a greasy stain may require hot water, whereas a wine stain may require cool water. 2. Wash the Item Typically, a couple of fast presses with the tip is enough to release enough solution. You don't need to press down all the time. Instead of pressing the tip down at an angle as if you were writing or rubbing the stain with the tip, press it straight down.

The Tide To Go pen is effective at treating a wide range of stains, from coffee and food spills to ink and more. It's particularly useful for dealing with stains before they have a chance to set in, which can greatly improve the chances of successful stain removal. Blot at the fabric gently with a dry, clean cloth, napkin, or towel. After the solution has dried, you might notice some visible residue, but this will be washed away later. And a bonus tip from mom: “Wash out stains as soon as you see them. Go the bathroom right away and scrub it out before it settles into the fabrics,” she says. “Then when you get home, wash it properly.”

The main aim of the pen is to dilute the stain, lifting most of it out so it can be completely erased in the wash. What type of stains does the Tide to Go pen"beat"? If you're worried about a stubborn stain, you can alter the drying directions on your garment's care tag. Drying an item by hanging it up or placing it on a towel away from direct sunlight is a better option that won't cause any damage. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) on Tide To Go Pens 1. Does Tide to Go remove oil stains? The garment should be washed as directed on the care tag using a laundry detergent. Pay attention to the care tips for the fabric and style of your specific item. Hand wash, machine wash, or dry clean as directed. Remove the cap and push the tip firmly against the area you wish to test until a little amount of solution comes out. Uncap the pen and press the tip onthe stain-affected region of the fabric until enough solution comes out to cover the stain.Shout's foam formula is just one of the three stain-fighting products from the brand to make our list of the best stain removers. With useful laundry tips on the label and a simple spray nozzle, it’s no wonder it earned the highest ease of use score in our tests. But it did not make our list just because of its ease of use. It also earned the fifth-highest overall score among the 37 products we tested and the highest overall score in food stain removal in warm water. Like most other stain removers, it struggled with mustard and red food coloring, but it completely removed six of the 20 stains we tested it with. We were so impressed with this foam, we chose it as a winner in our first-ever Cleaning Awards three years ago. The only downside to this pen is that it runs out, so don't get too tappy with the solution – you'll miss it when it's gone. Once you're done using this instant stain remover, it is time to clean the garment. Here are the steps you should follow; 1. Treat the Stain Again (If need be) Once finished, blot the fabric dry. If the stain has been treated with the Tide to Go pen, blot away any excess solution. You can also air-dry the clothing until you're ready to clean it properly.

Hand washing or dry cleaning is frequently required for delicate materials like silk and cashmere, as well as pieces with beaded or embroidered detail. To improve your chances of getting a stain out of a garment, wash it as soon as possible. 3. Drying The Garment

Hydrogen peroxide is the main ingredient in this product. This substance breaks down the molecular structure of the pigments in the food, thereby removing the color and stain. In a nutshell, hydrogen peroxide targets color-producing molecules (also known as chromophores) and dissolves them, enabling the stain to fade. Furthermore, magnesium sulfate, often known as Epsom salt, aids in the speedy drying of the region. The Tide pen works best on stains like bbq sauce, tomato sauce, ketchup, tomato juice, grape juice, coffee, wine, and many fresh food items and less so on protein stains like blood or grass. Other ingredients used on the Tide To Go instant stain remover pen include various surfactants and detergents that grab stain molecules to assist draw them from the fabric, as well as water, which activates the surfactants and helps them swoosh off spots. Tide To Go is safe to use on white and colored clothing because it does not include bleach. According to Tide, the pen is safe to use on most fabrics, including those that must be dry cleaned. Test it on an inseam for colorfastness if you're unsure about using it on particular textiles. How to Use a Tide To Go Pen As a Stain Remover 1. Testing

From the dark soy sauce to the olive oils, it definitely “lightens” the stains, as my mom put it. Though her instinct was to add on, “It seems to only temporarily clean it, and when you get home you need to still work on it.” In the end, we did determine it was a solid runner-up, or as Mom put it frankly, “pretty good.” Depending on the stain, and please note this won't work on everything, you'll get the best results if you can carefully remove any excess before getting at it with the pen. So, if it's a chunky Bolognese you've dropped (guilty!), get rid of the chunks before you get to the actual stain. After washing your clothing, follow the care directions carefully. Avoid using heat from a dryer or iron until the stain is gone. As directed, hang, lay flat, or machine dry. Once you're left with the (devastating) mark press the pen tip on the stain and let it release the stain-beating solution – for the curious, the solution doesn't contain bleach, making it safe to use on most fabrics. Press up and down as many times as you feel necessary while gently rubbing the stain. While most laundry stain removers are designed for use at home, the Tide To Go Instant Stain Remover is made to be portable. A microfibre tip on this pen delivers a powerful cleaning solution. To lift and absorb stains, brush the tip across the stain like an eraser after applying the solution. Is it Safe to Use on All Types of Fabrics?Most items labeled as colorfast machine-washable or dry-cleanable should be safe to use with the Tide to Go pen. However, some textiles may be more prone to color shifts or other negative effects, so it's crucial to conduct this test first. 2. Remove Any Excess Residue from the Spill Tide to Go Pen works best for food and drink messes and does not work as well or at all on removing blood stains, grease stains, ink stains, grass stains, and paint. A cleaning solvent that, like ethanol, helps keep the surfactants liquid so they can infiltrate and remove the stain from your clothes’ fibers. But it also one-ups ethanol by dissolving oily material from the stain itself and doesn’t evaporate into so much vapor as soon as it leaves the pen.