A quick way to tell
It came from food, drink or the body, and it's coloured
Coffee, wine, curry, ketchup, grass, blood or sweat: use the pink bottle, Enzyme Powered.
See Enzyme PoweredIt looks darker, a bit see-through, or feels greasy
That's oil. Cooking oil, butter, makeup, suncream, hair oil or collar grime: use the blue bottle, Pro Formula.
See Pro FormulaA drop of water sits on top instead of soaking in
Oil repels water, so it's probably an oily stain: use Pro Formula.
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Mixed stains
Some stains are both: curry, gravy, tomato sauce on pizza, takeaway sauces. Treat the food part with Enzyme Powered and wash. If a greasy ring is still there, treat it with Pro Formula and wash again. Don't layer both sprays on the same spot at once.
Still not sure?
If you can't tell what a mark is, many customers keep one of each. Starting with the right one saves a second wash, and both are colour-safe and bleach-free on colour-fast washable fabrics.
Top tips
- If a stain looks gone when wet but comes back when dry, it's usually oil: try Pro Formula.
- Yellow underarms are sweat (pink). White streaks and greasy build-up are deodorant (blue).
- Check the stain guides: every one says which bottle to use.
Questions
Yes, on different marks. Treat each stain with its own bottle rather than layering them on the same spot, then wash.
No harm done: wash as normal. If a mark is still there, treat it with the other bottle and wash again before drying.
Blue. Foundation, lipstick and mascara are oily, so use Pro Formula.