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Earlier this year, I was selected to be one of the founding members of the Spray ‘n Wash Bright & White Blog Panel. They must have known how much laundry we do every week, and how many of our clothes say “do not use chlorine bleach” on the labels! Between food spills, grass stains, and Kaitlyn’s potty training accidents, we can use all the help we can get with stain removal. The bottle they sent me even came in this cute washing machine box:
I’ve been buying Spray ‘n Wash for years, the regular stain fighting spray, so I couldn’t wait to try this new Bright&White with Resolve Power on our clothes. Rather than spray, you pour a little directly onto stains, then measure and pour it right into the water as the washer is filling, add your regular detergent, and it removes stains, brightens the colors, whitens the whites, all without chlorine bleach.
My biggest laundry challenge at the moment is definitely Kaitlyn’s undies. She’s doing really well with the potty training, especially with going pee, but she’s still working on the pooping in the potty. Which unfortunately means that once or twice a week, I have to wash underpants that, well, you know.
I pour the Spray ‘n Wash Bright&White right onto the stains and rub it in, then measure and pour it into the wash along with liquid laundry detergent. I have to say, I do see a difference in the brightness, the stains don’t come out 100%, but pretty close. And the undies that have a colored pattern on them, there’s no danger of bleach stains ruining them.
New Spray ‘N Wash Bright ‘N White With Resolve Power retails for around $4.99. You can visit their website to print a coupon to save $0.75 on your purchase of Spray ‘N Wash. Submit a photo entry of your worst bleach accident or laundry disaster at www.ListenToYourClothes.com and you could win a $10,000 laundry room makeover!
WIN IT: Spray ‘n Wash will send three winners their own bottle of Bright & White with Resolve Power in a cute washing machine box. For your main entry, leave a comment on this post. When filling in the comment fields, you must use your real first name or blog name (no keywords! I’m serious, I’ll delete your entry!) and make sure your email address is correct. In your comment, tell me your worst bleach/laundry horror story.
ENTER BY: Monday July 20th at 11:59 PM EST. Winner to be announced Monday, June 27th. Open to U.S. only.
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I once left a bar of soap in a jeans pocket. The washing machine made suds in the whole room. It was terrible. Why did I have soap in my pocket?
The funny thing is, I don’t remember!
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I always get stains on my white T-shirts. I recently bought two new white shirts and got stains on both of them the first time I wore them and the stains did not come out! Thanks!!
I am so clumsy and always end up with stains on whatever I’m wearing. Trying to get the stains out is never fun and I usually don’t end up getting the stain completely out. But my worst laundry story would have to be when I kept getting these mystery stains on my clothes after they were washed/dried, and I knew they did NOT have stains on them before they went in the washer! I didn’t understand were the stains were coming from — I later found out that there was a old penny in the bottom of the washer that caused the stain.
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My worst laundry nightmare happened just last week! We came home from camping and all of my sons shorts were COVERED with tree sap. It won’t come out, so now his shorts look dirty even when they’re clean. Ugh…boys are so messy, lol.
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Thanks for the giveaway… just ran out of the pre-spray we usually use and would love to try the new Spray n Wash formula on some white dress shirts.
I sure could use this…summer camp has been awful on the kids’ clothes.
Can’t you use adult vernacular? Pooping and peeing? Why don’t you just say dropping a load? Try bowel movements and urinating. I get so sick and tired of hearing parents talking down to their kids in the bathroom. \Let’s go poopy.\ Talk to them LIKE HUMAN BEINGS for christ’s sake. My mother never talked down to me, she treated me with respect and dignity. What a strange concept huh?
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