SOILOVELaundry Soil-stain Remover (2 Pack Special!!!!!!)

It is the best stain remover I have found! Easy to apply, inexpensive and does the job. I’ve even used it on oil spots that have already been washed and dried and it worked! I’ve told my whole family about it and they all use it now!

very effective in getting out old stains

Long time user. This product use to be in the 99 cent store.

I don't know what's up with my Hubs body chemistry but he turns our expensive white sheets neon yellow. I squirted the Soilove right on the stain & it turned a rust color. After a quick soak & wash, the neon yellow was miraculously gone! My jaw hit the floor. I had tried every TikTok remedy up until then & the Soilove is the only thing that got my whites back to pristine condition! I'm a fan!

I just recently found out about Soilove through a mention in Mary Hunt's Everyday Cheapskate email. I've tried it on several garments and am very pleased with it's stain-removing properties.DISCLAIMER -- I have as yet only used this on white garments, I haven't yet tried it on colored garments.As far as comparing it to Oxy Clean (the best stain remover I've found and what I've used for years) -- based on my limited use so far, I would say Soilove does seem to be more effective at removing certain types of stains. In terms of price, if you purchase Soilove online then it will likely end up costing the same or more than Oxy Clean. And given that Soilove is the consistency of water (while Oxy Clean is thicker) care will be needed in order to not go through Soilove twice as fast as Oxy Clean.So my conclusion is -- buy Soilove at the 99 Cents Only store, where you'll only pay a buck a bottle and no shipping. In that case it is definitely a much better value than Oxy Clean (even with the runnier consistency) since it will come out to about half the price of Oxy Clean. If you buy Soilove online then paying more than about $2 a bottle will cost as much or more than Oxy Clean. As to Soilove's overall stain-removing ability, I am pleased with it so far but will have to use it on a wider range of stains and garments in order to know how it really compares to Oxy Clean.

I use this product to clean rather dirty microfiber towels that are used to clean of a few private jets exteriors which are fully soaked in dust, grease, brake dust, oil, dead bugs among other things. I've been able to use this along side laundry detergent to clean approx. 60 microfiber rags that I purchased about a year prior and are used almost every day and it still amazes me how long I was able to keep the rags looking like new even though they were exposed to these elements. Yes some are beyond looking perfect again but the product still manages to knock off a couple shades of the grease and brake dust stains rather well. For me this product has been one of the best money saving tools I could have found. I have three colors of rags and have yet to see any major color loss on them.

I bought Soilove as a quick fix. I have used one of the two bottles. Any stain I washed with Soilove had to be rewashed before being dried. The other bottle is unused. The majority of the stains I have are protien based, mostly dried blood.There is only one thing I have found that workds well for protein based stains. Soak overnight in BIZ powder mixed in cold/warm water. Never hot water. Heavy on the BIZ. It works better than OxyClean and is cheaper. For dried blood and non oil based food stains, it works great. It can also be made into a paste and applied directly, just keep moist til you wash.Other reviewers raved about this product. It was a one star product for me.

I can't say enough about how much I love this product. I am the type of person who will wear her best shirt and cook sausage. I never think about what I'm wearing when I eat or do pretty much anything. I bought this stain remover because I had splattered grease on my favorite shirt, and it had landed smack in the center of it. I'm not talking small splatters, I'm talking a meatball size grease stain. I had washed it in cold water and ran it through the washer, but it didn't work. I tried desperately to find the same shirt, and to be honest refused to stop wearing it, grease stain or not. Thank Goodness for long hair. Since I couldn't replace the shirt, I decided to take a chance on Soilove. I have washed this shirt no less than 2 dozen times since it stained, and one time with the Soilove, it still took it out like it had never been there. I went through my sons clothes, as well as a number of my own, and it took it out, no issues. I had spilled coffee on my car seat, and for the life of me couldn't get it out with any other cleaner. This product took it out after a decent scrub. The only thing it didn't seem to remove was ink stains. I highly recommend this product.