- Antibacterial Period stain remover, Enzyme-Based stain remover for Clothes, New and Old Laundry,Blood Spot Cleaner,Plant-Based,Undergarments and Clothing Stain Remover.

Wonderful product... Actually removed 99% stain without spoiling the cloth. Does not feel weird on skin nor smells weird. In all a must have for worst stains.

Works Good with blood stains but not with other stains. OK it serves its purpose.

Can be used only four times ...

What they said totally false, it's not a good product .

If the stain is fresh, it'll go. But honestly, more than anything, depends on how much you're willing to scrub. Spray on a few (about 5-6 sprays) of the liquid and scrub like your life depends on it—and you might just have newish looking underwear. What I liked was that it removed any stickiness or slime that may have been deposited.

Value of money,i strongly recommend

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Was not pleased with this product.

This is a plant powered enzyme remover, which is anti bacterial. I tried it on a top, with a slight stain, it was okay. I have also sprayed it onto my living room carpet as it is supposed to be good for pet stains. It doesn't have much of a smell, and is quickly absorbed into fabric. I am still waiting to judge the efficacy on carpet, as you have to wait between 2 to 6 hours! I took a photo of the product,but I'm not posting one of my carpet!

Does a pretty good job removing period stains, and the price is pretty decent too which makes this product all that more appealing.

Decent stain remover - works well on recent stains, helps to fade old stains

This stain remover comes in a white plastic spray bottle with clear cap and a plastic label stuck on it with further information. The label on mine was a bit skewed and peeling off on arrival so it didn’t give the best first impression for quality but never mind. The other thing was some orange-coloured smears around the top of the bottle and nozzle, but the bottle didn’t seem to be leaking. The main selling point here is both the fact it targets blood and that it’s made with 99% natural ingredients. You get 100ml of plant-based “nano powered enzymes” for cleaning and stain-removal that’s “hypoallergenic”, biodegradable, cruelty-free, vegan and contains no bleach. It does sound like a more gentle and safer option.It’s designed primarily for period stains, which, let’s be honest ladies, can happen to the best of us no matter the products used to prevent it. I’d say it’s just as good to try on other stains, including blood from cuts or nosebleeds, on clothes and fabrics. The brand claims it works well on stains involving red wine, berries, grass, pet accidents, sweat, cosmetics, etc, and on various materials from clothing, bags and bedding, to carpets and floor mats. It’s apparently safe on different colours as it doesn’t fade the colouring, and is safe for more delicate fabric.To use, the brand on the product page suggest spraying a little on the affected area, “agitating” it and rubbing it in well, and blotting it up. Then wash the product, where applicable. On the bottle, for normal use it says to spray on the affected area and wait at least 15 minutes before washing. Or for tougher stains, spray and rub the area with a soft brush, then wait 2-6 hours before washing with the warmest water the fabric conditioner allows for. They note that the product can actually be left on for days (apart from on silk/wool which is 1 hour max) and that two treatments may be required, but also to test on an inconspicuous area first. The problem comes with things like a handbag or carpet, where you can’t put it in the washing machine.I’ve tried this so far on clothes and carpet, but there are other things I’d like to try this on soon. The spray comes out clear and in a reasonably powerful spray, so it gives decent coverage to the specific area. It does seem to work well on blood, but older blood takes more doing so perhaps leaving it the upper suggestion of 6 hours, or more depending on the fabric, is best. It has got some staining out of a hoodie that was, I think, from household cleaning products, but it didn’t get the whole of the stain off, it more just faded it.I’ve used this on carpet and just used a little water after to help scrub and wash it off after leaving it for several hours. One thing I tried it on was some spots of unknown staining on a carpet. They’ve been there for years and I don’t know what caused them but I thought I’d give the spray a try. I started with just a few sprays to lightly cover the whole area and left it two days as I forgot to go back to it. I gave it a scrub with a hard-bristle brush and sprayed again, just two spritzes like before. Left it another two days as I forgot again, brushed it again, and they’ve gone. These are marks that another brand carpet stain remover, supposedly a powerful one, didn’t touch. I’m amazed! I took photos but unfortunately the stains don’t show up very well because of the lighting, but they looked a lot darker in real life. I’m just sorry I’ve no idea what the marks were from so as to say what this spray works well for.I’ve since used it on a few other unknown marks on the carpet, one I think was from ink, and they’ve come off with the spray and a little brushing, too. One of them came off straight away, as I sprayed just the one pump and immediately brushed it, and it was gone.I like that it’s very simple and easy to use. The spray pump works nicely and allows for a more precise application, and you don’t seem to need to use much per application either. I’ve only used one spray to cover the area of smaller stains/marks and that has worked fine, so hopefully the product will last fairly well and make it even better value for money.Overall, I’m pleasantly surprised by this one, despite it not looking very impressive with the label and dirty top. I admittedly wasn’t expecting it to do a whole lot but for some stains and marks, the unknown cause kind on the carpets especially, spraying some of this and rubbing with a cleaning brush has worked brilliantly. I’d say it’s pretty versatile for different stains and it’s worth a try to see where it can be beneficial. Personally, I’m very pleasantly surprised!