Fight tough stains with OxiClean #WowOxiClean

I was in high school the first time OxiClean came home with the groceries. It was like someone had followed me around all day and was like, “I know just the product to invent for this clumsy girl.”

I was the absolute worst at spilling things on my clothes. Ketchup, salad dressing, pasta sauce. If it could spill – I would spill it. Since I had started buying my own clothes at that point, I was so excited there was a product that could finally get those tough stains out and be a hero to my favourite shirt, so it could see another day outside the closet and not be put to pasture as a dust rag.

If you have never used OxiClean Versatile Stain Remover Powder you should – it can save your clothes and so much more! The original oxygen-based stain remover also handles carpet stains, upholstery stains, even stains on hard kitchen and bathroom surfaces.

 A couple of months ago Chris and I became homeowners. Hannah’s room was white and Maple Leafs blue (I’m not kidding – the old owner was a big fan). So we decided to paint her walls Sugar Plum – a pinky purple. Less man cave, more child’s haven. We also decided to install mirrored closets to make the room look bigger. The carpet in her room is blue (no big surprise), therefore when using white paint for the borders it was quite clear where our drop cloth let us down.

Enter OxiClean. One quick mix (one scoop with water), some dabbing, blotting and drying later you would never know anything had touched the pristine carpet. (I did test it first on a stain INSIDE the closet, as the package recommended.)

I have a feeling OxiClean will save us a LOT over the next few months as we put a personal touch on the condo, making it ours. And over the next few years, having a child and a cat who both love to make messes – especially on the couch.

OxiClean Versatile Stain Remover Powder has over 101 uses on multiple surfaces like carpet, upholstery, kitchen and bath surfaces, and even works outdoors on gutters, unfinished decks, and patio furniture. Oxiclean is an incredible oxygen-based stain fighter that’s chlorine free and colour safe.

OxiClean can be purchased nationally at Walmart and Shoppers Drug Mart. If you have a baby or a toddler, be sure to pick up some OxiClean Baby Stain Remover Spray. It was the only product that helped us get out formula, baby food and yes, even poop stains from Hannah’s clothes. It really saved her wardrobe when she started daycare.

For more stain-fighting tips and tricks, visit OxiClean on Facebook.

How do you use OxiClean in your home?

This post was brought to you by OxiClean Versatile Stain remover, however the images and opinions are my own. For more information please visit http://oxiclean.ca/.

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