2 Pack : Amodex Ink & Stain Remover 4-oz Bottle, 2 Packs

I wish I had used this product sooner. A drop or two works like a charm on spot cleaning shirts (tees, polos) and pants.So glad a spare amount is so effective. And no awful chemical smell like the spray/wash stuff from the grocery store.I am a customer for life as of my first use. Used it on a set in food stain on a favorite polo that didn't come "clean" after two treatments & wash... and with Amodex... the polo is stain free... using COLD water wash.I used it for a specific stain where I put a paper towel on the underside to wick away the stain - love it. I can see it working.

This stuff is the bomb! I moved and can't find it locally, so I ordered it through Amazon. Can't live without it. We wear everything we eat. Takes greasy food stains out like magic. Works on tough stains too. I recommend it to everyone.

It’s great. Gets rid of stains better than other products!

When your son wanders up to you, covered in sharpie… With hands behind his back… With a devilish grin on his face… It can only mean one thing. Yep.I tried everything to get the sharpie out of the couch- hair spray, hand sanitizer, vinegar, hydrogen peroxide… Nothing worked. Signed into Amazon, found this product and immediately ordered it as my last ditch effort before calling in the professionals.When this stuff arrived, I lubed up the spots that needed attention, brushed the spots like the instructions said, and then threw them in the wash.Did the sharpie come out 100%? No.Did the sharpie come out 85-90%? Yes.Not sure if another dose of the product would work to get all of it out, but I’m going to live with the current results knowing that my kids will absolutely stain these cushions in another way in the near future so they’ll probably need washed again. LOL

This is what is going to save my walls from the little years of childhood for 4 children. Not even permanent marker stands a chance on the walls against this. Fragrance isn’t bad, cleans really well. I just used a paper towel, but would probably work faster with a rag