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I am a stain-fighting ninja. No seriously, I actually get excited about getting stains out, and with the right tools I am really good at it too. I spend a lot of money on the perfect wardrobe for my girls, and since they can’t seem to go a meal without spilling I spend a lot of time spraying, rubbing and washing their laundry. (Mine too if I am being totally honest here.)
When I see a stain on my daughters’ clothes, I look at it like a challenge waiting to be conquered. Especially when it comes to my oldest daughter, those clothes have to last to be passed on to baby sister!
With years of stain fighting under my belt, I have learned a few tricks that help me manage stains.
Here are 3 secrets to my stain-fighting success.
- Separate Stained Items Immediately – In my house the laundry rule is that when food is spilt, clothes bypass the laundry hampers and go straight to the laundry room sink. By keeping stained pieces separate from the rest of the laundry, I can be sure stains get treated before they go in the wash.
- Treat Stains ASAP – Admittedly, I often fail at my own tip. In theory, I treat stains in the laundry room sink quickly. But there are times when those stains sit and sit and sit. Those are always the hardest to remove. Whenever possible, treat stains as soon as you can.
- Use Resolve – To get stains out the first time, you need a powerful and versatile stain remover like Resolve. Spray, agitate, wait and repeat if necessary for really tough, set-in stains. Then toss the soiled garment in the wash and launder as usual.
Join me in my laundry room to see my tips in action.
In need of even more stain-fighting tips? Check out Resolve’s Tip Exchange to see more videos and tips from other stain-fighting ninjas like myself.
Happy stain fighting!
This is a sponsored video for Resolve that I have been compensated for & received free product for through Burst Media.
Amy says
That is a great idea to put the stained laundry into the laundry room sink. Too often I throw them in the laundry basket and then end up forgetting to treat it. Thanks!
Linda Bradshaw says
I have some clothes that really need this. I definitely want some to treat some clothes.
Maria Malaveci says
I haven’t been very successful with a stain remover, but I have yet to try Resolve. Next time I am shopping, I am definitely picking some up. Thanks for your tips as well!
Rebecca Parsons says
I don’t use resolve but I have found something that does work well for me. I should try resolve though and see if that works.
Robin O says
Thanks for the tips and the video. I swear we can’t go three days without a new stain in our house, so it’s important to know how to fight them!
LaurA says
I can always use stain remover tips! Thanks for posting!
Michelle F. says
great tips. I love resolve
Nicole says
I do the same thing-as soon as clothing is stained, I take it right to the washer to spray stuff on it and let it soak
Tammy S says
I ahve too say resolve it great for getting rid of stains I agree great review on it
June S. says
We have been using Resolve already for a few years now, it really works good at getting those tough stains out.
Sandy VanHoey says
I haven’t used it yet but just picked this up after reading about it a couple weeks ago. Waiting for a good stain to test it out now.
Jenn L says
Thank you for the amazing tips!
Joanna E. says
love stain help!
Shonna says
With three kiddos (2 girls and 1 boy), I am constantly fighting stains! I too throw the stained clothes either in the laundry sink or in a “stained clothes basket” so that I can be sure they get treated! I haven’t tried resolve yet so I’m looking forward to trying this product over my go-to stain fighter. Thank you!
maria says
Will have to try this. For yrs I have just relied on vinegar & Baking Soda lol 🙂
Robin Wilson says
Great tips and I do use Resolve every day. It is by far the best that I have tried to date. The majority of the time it will work on the first wash, if not by the second to be sure. Everything from mud to mustard!
April G says
I am guilty of not following steps 1 and 2! Now I know why I have have so many issues with my kids’ stained clothes. 😛
in the hammock says
Really nice tips for getting rid of stains. Thanks!
Monica says
This is great advice. I have some clothes that I stopped wearing because of stains
Stephanie Larison says
I need to try this out, the shout stick I bought recently isn’t doing a good job at all.
Jill Myrick says
This is something that we could use and I will definitely be trying.
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Deborah Mireles says
im always looking for tips on getting my husbands white chef shirts clean, they look so stained and dingy looking! Ill try this and see what happens!
Kristin F says
I often soak things in oxiclean
Paula Tavernie says
I love these tips!! Thanks for sharing!!!
thao says
My daughter’s school uniforms are white polo shirts! Will definitely try this out — always looking for great stain removal tips! Thanks!
Laura J says
Oh I have never tried Resolve before, but will have to try! We have some laundry that I have not been able to get the stain out…going to give it a try!!!
Maureen says
I have heard wonderful things about Resolve. I need to check it out. One of my daughter’s favorite shirts (Sofia the First) has pen on it and I can’t get it out. I bet you it would come out with some Resolve!
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