How-To Videos

A lot of people ask the same question before they try Stain Solver: Will it clean this? That’s a fair question—especially when you’re dealing with stains inside the house, outside around the property, or across a larger facility like an office, hotel, or campus. Stain Solver is a versatile cleaner for a wide range of jobs, and it’s used by both homeowners and facility professionals. The general method is simple: mix the powder with warm or hot water, stir until fully dissolved, then apply it to the stained item or soak the item and let it work before rinsing or laundering.

Some cleaners are made for one very specific job. Stain Solver is different. It's the kind of cleaner you can keep on hand for all kinds of everyday messes—inside the house, at the office, outside around the yard, and even on some of the toughest stains you thought were impossible to fix. If you're looking for one product that can handle laundry stains, kitchen buildup, pet messes, dirty grout, outdoor furniture, deck grime, and more, this is exactly why so many people think of Stain Solver as an everyday everything cleaner.

A lot of people want to know why Stain Solver works so well. What makes it different from ordinary cleaners? Why does it do such a good job on so many washable items around the home? The answer is simple: when you mix Stain Solver powder with warm or hot water, it starts a safe, powerful oxygen-cleaning reaction right away. That reaction creates billions of tiny oxygen bubbles that go to work on stains, dirt, grime, mildew, and other organic messes. Those bubbles help loosen and lift buildup from the surface you’re cleaning, which means less scrubbing and better results.

If you’re new to Stain Solver, the easiest way to understand it is this: it’s a powder you mix with water to create an oxygen-powered cleaning solution. Stain Solver should be mixed with warm or hot water, stirred until dissolved, then applied to or used to soak the stained item so it can work on the mess.