How to Remove Tough Stains: Grass, Blood, Wine, Grease, and Makeup

A stain on your favorite garment or tablecloth doesn't necessarily mean it's ruined. With the right techniques and prompt treatment, most stains can be removed effectively.

One Stain, One Solution

Grass Stains

Grass stains are especially common on children's clothing and sportswear. Remove any excess without rubbing, apply a stain remover if needed, then machine wash. Avoid hot water, as it can set the plant pigments into the fabric fibers.

Blood Stains

When dealing with blood stains, acting quickly is essential. Rinse immediately with cold water to prevent the stain from setting into the fabric. Once rinsed, wash the garment as usual.

Red Wine Stains

If wine is spilled, blot the liquid immediately with a clean cloth or paper towel. Then rinse with cold water and wash the garment as soon as possible to prevent the stain from becoming permanent.

Grease Stains

Oil, butter, or sauces can leave stubborn marks. Gently blot away any excess without spreading the stain, pre-treat the affected area, then machine wash. Always check the result before putting the garment in the dryer.

Makeup Stains

Foundation, lipstick, or mascara can quickly stain fabrics. Carefully remove any excess product, apply a suitable stain remover, then wash the garment according to its care instructions.

Pure Power's Advice

For the best results, treat stains as soon as possible before washing.

Pure Power detergents, both powder and liquid, are designed to tackle everyday stains. Their high-performance formula helps remove dirt effectively while preserving your laundry's freshness, cleanliness, and brightness wash after wash.