Miss Mouth's Messy Eater Stain Treater Spray
- Fast On-Contact Impact: Life’s messes don’t wait; for everything from baby formula to blowouts, grease, food, coffee, juice, and even blood, Miss Mouth’s Messy Eater Stain Treater Spray works like magic on real-life messes and everyday stains
- Multi-Use for Most Fabrics and Stains: More than a laundry stain remover, this stain treater spray helps clean messes on water-washable clothing, linens, rugs, upholstery, mesh and canvas shoes; always test in an inconspicuous area first
- EPA Safer Choice Certified: Meets U.S. EPA Safer Product Standards, which means safer ingredients for your family
- Easy to Use: Clean excess mess with a towel or cloth, spray stain and rub into fabric if needed, then let sit up to 10 minutes before rinsing with water or washing with your normal detergent
- Complete the Lineup: From portable stain remover pens to value-sized refill pouches and more, Miss Mouth’s stain treaters have fabric cleanup covered
- Because Messes Happen: Miss Mouth’s products help parents spend less time stressing over life’s messy moments and more time making memories
- Available in 4 FL OZ, 12 FL OZ and 16 FL OZ spray bottles
Keep stain-fighting power on hand for life’s messy moments with Miss Mouth’s Messy Eater Stain Treater Spray. Designed to work on many stains, this powerful and fast-acting baby stain remover works like magic on fresh spills and not-so-fresh surprises including baby formula, diaper blowouts, grease, food, ketchup, coffee, juice, and even blood. With no dyes or fragrances, these EPA Safer Choice Certified laundry stain removers are a great option for the whole family. Tough on stains, these laundry spot stain removers are safe on colors when used as directed on most water-washable clothing, fabric, upholstery, and baby essentials like onesies and bibs. Always test in an inconspicuous area first. Do not use on wool, wool blends, silk, silk blends, leather, and fabrics labeled dry clean only. Do not let dry on fabric. To use Miss Mouth’s Stain Treater Spray, first clean any excess mess with a towel or cloth. Spray stain with Miss Mouth’s stain treater and rub into fabric. Let sit up to 10 minutes. Rinse with water or wash with your normal detergent. Trusted by families for everyday spills and tough stains, Miss Mouth’s stain treaters help tackle cleanup with confidence.
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