Cleaner Laundry Stain Lifter Ounce Review

Not only does Goop do an excellent job of removing oil etc from my hands, it also does a great job of removing food stains from my shirts. Every time I go to an Italian restaurant I come back with food stains on my shirt. I think I should use a bib, but Goop removes all of those stains, even if they're still there after washing the shirt.

I find it beats anything I've tried. I've only used it on cars and engines in the past but I've found it removes stains better than most products. Especially CHILDREN'S CLOTHING! It removes baby food stains and OTHER stains with a little rubbing and won't ruin the color and feel of baby clothes. I even let him sit on some big messes (diaper blast) and he always cleaned up any stains that other cleaners would leave. I've also used it on carpet stains, even wine stains, and it's always worked. I…

I've been using goop to remove grease from clothes and prevent stains since the 80's. It's also a good hand cleaner, but I don't work in a garage, so I'm rarely elbow-deep in grease. It is best applied to clothing shortly after the grease has been applied and rubbed into the stain with a stiff brush if the fabric will permit. Although it can remove stains after the first wash, it's much less effective at doing so. If your item is a light color, be careful not to allow the gunk to dry too much…

I use it on clothing stains and specifically on white dress shirts (yellow around the collar) and it works wonders! I apply it while clothes are dry before washing them. I apply a small amount that I pick up with my finger. I leave it on for about 10 minutes (or longer if I feel like it) and then toss it in the wash as usual. After that, the spots disappear or almost disappear (do this several times and they will disappear!). That stuff is great! Also, I use a super small amount. It takes years

My sister told me about this product and I absolutely love it. I'm picky about laundry and will work on a stain until I remove it or ruin a garment. When an elderly family member caused urinary incontinence stains that wouldn't wash off, my sister bought me a Goop and it removed the stains, washed and dried several times. I've used it on all types of stains since then, even after washing. It completely removes makeup from the white lining of my sheet masks. Doesn't wash out color like bleach…

So one night, tacos got out of hand. My shirt was a war zone. I was sure my shirt was no longer good and nothing could get rid of those salsa stains. Luckily a friend of mine worked in a laundry for years and said this thing gets EVERYTHING out. Blood, wine, food, fat, feces (I didn't ask) all wash away. So I wiped it off, let it dry and then washed it. WONDER. My shirt looked brand new after washing. Then another awkward evening happened that ended with my entire back seat being covered in…

, I have struggled forever to remove grease stains from my children's knitwear and ties from my husband's cotton dress shirts! A friend recommended GOOP and I ordered it straight away. It arrived quickly! I smeared it all over my daughter's knit dress, which was stained with lipstick. I let it sit for 20 minutes and then washed as usual. No more stains! I also feel like it helped lighten the whole load. We have hard water, so our laundry can look dull after so many washes. Since then I've…

My mother loved to fix furniture. After restoring it, she "varnished" it with tung oil, rubbing the oil in by hand and sanding lightly between coats. To get rid of stains and polish on her hands, she used Goop. I picked up her habit and applied it to even more situations. Most notably, I walked past my polyester and cotton white sundress and held up the stained brush to avoid accidentally soiling anything, to exactly the opposite effect, of course. I assumed my dress was ruined, but when I…

I recently got over my years of anxiety and decided to clean up two cross stitch pictures on Aida canvas/anchor floss that I made 40 years ago. . They just lay in a box, with no frame. One part had general scuffing/staining and the other had everything plus some horrible rust spots in many places. I chose Goop because it doesn't contain bleach that will stain the threads, so I did the following: First, following her instructions, I smeared a little Goop into chunks and gently rubbed them into a