For some stubborn Stains, you have to get a bit creative to truly get rid of them. But which product is the best choice to use?We explain the difference between natural and chemical products and what advantages and disadvantages they have. We also introduce you to ourbrand new stain soap from bluu.<3
The bluu stain soap
bluu has a own stain remover soapdeveloped to not only have a straightforward How to use process – it is also vegan, eco-friendly, and highly effective against all types of Stains. The soap is packaged in a produced in a traditional soap factory in Germany and is infused with soapwort from the Alps. The packaging is made of cardboard and is very easy to recycle.
Ingredients
Thebluu stain soap is avegetable-based core soap made from Greek olive oil and common soapwort, which grows throughout Central Europe. The plant's roots have a detergent effect and have been proven to support cleaning performance. 99.9% of the total product isof natural origin.
Withour stain remover soapwe want to bring this forgotten wonder herb from the Alps back to its former glory!
How to use
Moisten the stain with water, rub in the stain remover soap, and let it sit for a few minutes. Then wash the textiles according to the care label with ourbluu-Laundry Detergent Sheets.
Particularly effective against
- red wine stains
- grease stains
+ 100% vegan with sustainable ingredients
+ Free from additives and fragrances
+ Gentle on textiles, very skin-friendly
+ Biodegradable
+ Made in Germany
The stain remover is suitable for How to use on cotton, linen, blended fabrics, and synthetic textiles.
Following the How to use instructions for this castile soap on silk Stains is not recommended.
The core soap
An all-purpose product: Castile soap is not only helpful for Stains, you can also use it wonderfully for personal body care.
Ingredients
The main ingredients of core soap are animal or vegetable fat, table salt, caustic soda, and water. Olive oil is often added for better skin compatibility.
How to use
Moisten the stain and rub it with the core soap. Let it sit for about an hour, then wash as usual.
You can also use the core soap for hand washing, showering, or cleaning.
Particularly effective against
- grass stains
- juice stains
Gall soap
Gall soap is a time-tested and efficient stain remover.
Ingredients
Its main ingredient is core soap, but the most important substance is ox bile. In combination with core soap, bile acids also work against stubborn grease stains.
How to use
As with core soap, you can moisten the stain and rub it with the soap. Let it sit for about an hour, then wash as usual.
Particularly effective against
- grease stains
- protein stains
+ Biodegradable
- contains animal ingredients
- partially contains palm oil (“Sodium Palmate”)
Chemical stain removers
Common supermarkets carry a variety of sprays that can also be used for pre-treating Stains.
Ingredients
Unlike the products presented up to this point, these are chemical products. The Ingredients vary depending on the manufacturer. They often contain bleach, various surfactants, fragrances, and enzymes — in varying amounts, sometimes higher, sometimes lower.
How to use
The contact time varies, but the principle is simple: spray the stain, let it sit, then wash as usual.
Particularly effective against
There are special Stain removers that are only made for certain textiles (such as colored or white fabrics) or exclusively for specific Stains.
+ High cleaning power
- Often contains animal fats, surfactants, and palm oil
- Harmful to the environment
- Can damage textiles and skin
- Single-use plastic packaging
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You can find more about stain removal on our blog.
