Check the colour first
- 1Find a hidden spotAn inside seam or the hem works well.
- 2Dab with a damp white clothIf colour comes off on the cloth, the dye isn't fast: follow the care label closely and wash it on its own.
- 3Patch-test the spraySpray a little on the same hidden spot, wait 1–3 minutes and rinse. If the colour looks the same, go ahead.
Match the stain to the bottle
Food, drink, grass, mud, blood and sweat
Use Enzyme Powered, the pink bottle.
See Enzyme PoweredGrease, oil, makeup, suncream, deodorant and collar grime
Use Pro Formula, the blue bottle.
See Pro Formula
Washing colours so they stay bright
Turn coloured clothes inside out, wash them with similar colours, and use the temperature on the care label: hotter washes release more dye. Don't overload the drum, and dry darks out of direct sun.
Coming soon from Luniva: Oxi Power, an oxygen stain remover and laundry booster for colours and whites, effective from 30°C. Don't use it in the same wash as anything you've treated with Pro Formula.
Top tips
- Never use chlorine bleach on colours.
- White deodorant marks on a dark top often brush off dry with a clean microfibre cloth.
- Wash new dark or bright clothes on their own for the first few washes.
Questions
Both sprays are colour-safe and bleach-free on colour-fast washable fabrics. Patch-test a hidden area first, especially on bright dyes and prints.
Spray Pro Formula onto the mark, wait 1–3 minutes and wash inside out as normal. Check before drying: oil can show as a darker patch on dark fabric until it's fully gone.
Yes, if the fabric is colour-fast. Do the damp white cloth test on a hidden seam first, then treat and wash as normal.
