Review on 💧 B&N All Natural Daisy's Goat Milk Laundry Stain Remover Stick - Effective, White 2.9 Oz Solution by Sherita Dixon

As with all stain removers I will do a trial test first to make sure there are no side effects. I tried it on a small spot and waited 5 minutes, there was no discoloration so I followed the directions and waited the recommended 15 minutes. The packaging even says that you can leave it longer. After 15 minutes I came back and rinsed the pants and then hand washed them with my usual natural soap as recommended on the packaging. After a few rinses to make sure all the soap was gone, I checked out the white streaks/stains on the pants. I've wiped my hand and noticed that these new white spots don't go away. I let the pants dry just to confirm the damage and not only are the pants stained with the mildew stain, they are also very faded now. I'm sure someone will blame my soap, but it's the same soap I used. No problem for years. I looked at the colored pencil and noticed the ingredient Titanium Oxide, which I know can stain in some cases if too concentrated. Big. Now my wife's $100 pants, which she had a hard time buying, are now contaminated with a piece of trash stain stick that was probably made incorrectly and contained too much titanium oxide and/or the ingredient borax. Good. Did I miss something that says this can only be used on white clothes? No, but that's obviously what it was made for. Of course, never buy this junk or any other product from this company again.