Food stains

Immediate treatment is very important when you are trying to keep food stains from setting permanently in your clothes. I keep a Tide stick in my purse and pretreat and/or remove stains with it as soon as they occur. If they stain is not completely gone, this method usually insures that it will disappear with washing.

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Jul 15, 2008
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Club Soda Does the Trick
by: Megan

It is an old favorite, but it really works. You are at a party and you spill dip onto a nice blouse and you don't want it to stain. Just find some club soda or any clear bubbly soda, soak a napkin and hold it on the stain for a few seconds. I have found that 7up works just as well. It will not necessarily erase the stain, but it will prevent if from setting and will easily wash out.

Jul 10, 2008
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Tide On the Go Stick
by: Anonymous

I love the Tide stick to remove food stains, especially during a work day. I have used it many times. I did find that on certain materials, it will leave a light bleached marking.

Jul 02, 2008
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Amazing Product
by: Anonymous

This is the most amazing product ever! I recently got baked beans on my white blouse at a family reunion. My sister-in-law had one in her purse. It took every trace of the stain out right there in the park. I've since bought one myself and used it several times. I highly recommend this to everone.

Jun 23, 2008
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I love Tide 2 Go
by: Anonymous

These are the best things ever. I keep one in my purse, one in my desk & one in my car. I have 2 kids who make messes everywhere they go so I like being prepared. You can't go wrong with the Tide pens.

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