Just when I thought I knew about every laundry product that Purex makes I get introduced to another one. And this is one that has been around for over 100 years, so I don't know where I've been. The Purex Fels-Naptha Laundry Bar & Stain Remover is exactly what it sounds like. It is a bar similar to a bar of soap that you can use to pretreat stains before washing your clothes.
To use the bar you can wet it and then rub the stain with it. When I used it I wet the area of the clothes first and then rubbed the bar on it, but to the same effect. The bar is safe on colors. I used it on my daughter's bright yellow tee with no issues. It was very easy to use and helped take care of several of the stains that have shown up on my kids' clothes since I started using it. As an added bonus this product is very inexpensive. We spotted it at our grocery store for just over $1 so it's an economical way to take care of your clothes and make them last longer.
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Disclosure: I received a free product sample from Purex for the purpose of a review and giveaway as a member of the Purex Insiders program. No further compensation was received. All opinions are 100% mine.
Diaper blowouts are the absolute worst stains to remove (and disgusting to boot).
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My worst has to be the stains on hubby's gardening clothes. Our dirt has a heavy mix of clay in it and it leaves horrible stains. I swear he has to be rolling around in the dirt!
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Cooking grease stains never come out.
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Grease stains are the worst, but next to the that the stains my sons bring home--some of those are a mystery!
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The worst stain is grape juice.
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I agree, oil stains are horrible.
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Grass stains are bad, also chocolate & blood. I really can't get ring around the collar out though.
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grass stains
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