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Refresh your family's clothes and garment with our professional laundry stain remover spray.
Our laundry spot cleaner removes everyday laundry stain and stubborn odor sources in a spray:
- Sweat
- Grass
- Pet accidents
- Ink
- Rust
- Yellow stain
- And 1,500 more
Contains these 6 stain-fighting enzymes:
- Amylase
- Pectinase
- Lipase
- Protease
- Mannanase
- Cellulase
Works on:
- Beddings
- Clothes
- Collar
- Delicates
- Mattress
- White shirt
- And more
Free from sulfates (SLS, SLES, SCS), chlorine, phosphates, peroxide, parabens, salicylates, brighteners, and petroleum.
PETA-Certified Vegan & Cruelty-Free. Hypoallergenic
Tips
- Test on a hidden spot first.
- For wool & silk, don't leave product on for over an hour.
- Avoid inhalation and eye contact. If irritation happens, wash with fresh water. If problems persist, seek medical help immediately.
Ingredients
Shipping and Returns
- Shipping: 1-2 business days to ship, 2-5 days for delivery.
- Origin: Made and shipped from Dallas, Texas.
- Tracking: Emailed upon dispatch.
- No expedited options; weekend/holiday orders processed next business day.
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Powerful Clean, Good for All

OUR FORMULA
Everything You Need. Nothing You Don’t

DEEP CLEAN
Let Plant Power Handle the Dirty Work

PLANET FRIENDLY
Responsible Cleaning, Real Impact
Key Ingredients

Pectinase

Lipase

Protease
Certifications

Six Enzyme Cleaners for Every Stain

Amylase
Tackles starches (tomato sauce, chocolate)

Pectinase
Breaks down fruit stains

Lipase
Removes oils (lipstick, grease, sweat)

Protease
Targets proteins (grass, blood, meat)

Mannanase
Works on thickeners (ice cream, soup)

Cellulase
Cleans mud, dirt, and dust

Safe for All Washable Material

Works on New or Old Stains

Lasts Long, Eco-Conscious Refills

No more “SemiClean”
In head-to-head comparisons, oxygen bleach (e.g. sodium perborate, sodium percarbonate, hydrogen peroxide) was no match for our product.
Oxygen bleach simply doesn’t remove all stains and you'd wind up using more product to do the same job. It can lead to fading and general wearing of fabrics.
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