OxiClean MaxForce Laundry Stain Remover Spray, 12 Fl. oz.

This is the only stain fighter I use anymore. It managed to get out a year-old grease stain that had relegated one of my favorite shirts to house-bound only status. It’s worked wonders for us. I spray, rub into stain, and let sit for a day or 2 for set-in stains.

I used to use spray and wash religiously. I saw in a consumer report at NYT ranking the spot cleaners and this was the best one. Although it’s a bit expensive, it’s totally worth it. I was surprised how well it works for body odor. My 10yo gets a ton of grass stains on her khaki pants, and somehow it all comes off. The only thing it hasn’t worked for is a paint pen. I suggest using this spray bottle then using the refill bottle to save a bit of cash. Totally worth it!

I love this stuff, gets all my stains out

The photo shows 2 items which leads you to believe your getting 2 of them, wrong… you only get 1The price was way to much for 1

Blood, greasy butter sauces, oil from cheese... sometimes even when the stained item was washed (without the stain remover) put in dryer then discovered stain didn't come out. I sprayed this on it and let it sit for 5 days (you can spray garment and let it sit for up to a week) - stain came out. I wish this would have been around while raising my children.

great to use on many useses, On carpet justs spay and use a brush to rumb in the Oxi and the stain will go away, I always spay on stain area on my laudry before washing the item. alway the stain is gone,

I keep on hand

The product works! I have been using it on my kids clothes for years. I gave it a one StartDue to … the photo is misleading. The price average for one bottle can rang $5-$7, so when I saw the two bottles I just assumed. Moving forward, I will read the description . My bad. Again I gave it one star to help others.