Tide Pen Stain Remover for Clothes, Tide To Go Pen, Instant Stain Remover Pen & Spot Cleaner, Portable & Travel-Friendly, 3 Count (Pack of 1)

It's tides stain remover sticks. Works as it's supposed to. No bleach so IT WILL NOT BLEACH SPOT YOUR CLOTHES.

I purchased the Tide To Go Instant Stain Remover Liquid Pen, and I must say it has been a game-changer. This little pen has come to my rescue multiple times when dealing with unexpected stains on my clothes. Its compact size makes it convenient to carry in my bag or purse, ensuring that I have it handy whenever I need it. The application is simple and mess-free, allowing me to target the stain directly and treat it immediately. I've been amazed at how quickly and effectively it removes various stains, including food spills, coffee, and even ink marks. The results are impressive, leaving no trace of the stain behind. I also appreciate that it doesn't require any additional water or rinsing, making it perfect for on-the-go stain emergencies. The three-count pack provides excellent value for the price, ensuring that I have backups when needed. Overall, the Tide To Go Instant Stain Remover Liquid Pen is a reliable and efficient stain remover that has saved me from countless wardrobe mishaps. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a quick and effective solution to tackle stains on the spot.

A must for travel, works as Tide is always a good product. got out my yellow spot on a white tank that i didn't see until I was sending it to laundry on the ship. took care of the spot. Always travel with, short trip or longer.

Excellent value for the price but the picture is not accurate of what you receive with regard to it showing "Tide + Oxi."The 5 pack I received was a closed box with normal Tide sticks inside.

Excellent

I always write reviews and then realize I give more context than necessary because that's what I like in a review, but I'm including a summary up here for folks who are not that way: it works well, but not immediately. It gets enough out that you won't need to be embarrassed and rush home after spilling something on yourself, but it needs a night and a wash for it to work completely. You can and should rub the stuff in a little deeper despite what the common advice on stain removing is, but do NOT rub too hard. The only lasting damage this has caused was by user error stretching out the area of the stain by vigorously rubbing it away.I've heard this works best on organic (so food and drink) stains, so I'll add an update if I get any ink or oil or something like that on me and get to test that. Hopefully, though, I won't get that chance!So. My original lengthy review:I got a very expensive jumpsuit from a company's sample sale. In this case, the company saves labor costs by only giving the option to pick size and garment type, not color. Of course, I got sent a bright cream/off white jumpsuit. It's not technically white, but somehow it is brighter and lighter than any white garment I have ever worn. I was terrified of wearing it out (which is funny because it's a nice set of coveralls) until I got this stain stick!I was lucky to get my first stain on the inside of the zipper while at my house so I got to test it out in a low stakes environment. I got a lot of Taco Bell hot sauce on it (what can I say, once I got the security of the stain stick I went a little wild and couldn't stop my self from Livin' Mas). It first cleared up the stain from a bright orange to a muted peach. More rubbing did help diminish the color, against everything I have been taught about not rubbing for fear of deepening the stain. It didn't completely diminish the stain, so I set it aside for 30 minutes and decided to come back. It was slightly better after that time and after round two of stain sticking, but on a flat cream jumpsuit, it was still visible. I was a little sad and disappointed because a light stain is still a stain and would keep me from wearing this in the future, but I left it for the night and figured I'd try something else in the morning. The stain was gone when I woke up!The moral of this story is to trust the stain stick. I was super worried and did a LOT of hard rubbing with the stick. The fake marker tip is just plastic, so I did end up stretching out the fabric under the stain from my furious stain-sticking. This wasn't necessary! It's important to make sure it's truly saturated, but NOT to the extent I was desperately trying to grind this stain out. It give small but immediate, which was encouraging, but the complete stain removal happened over the course of the night. The divot that now exists in my clothes isn't noticable to anyone except me, I think, but on a thinner fabric (my beloved jumpsuit is THICK cotton) it might make a real impact.This also probably wasted a loooooot of stain stick, but I have no way to tell how much more use I'll get out of it.

Works greatDON’T overdo or it will FADE silk

The pens are handy to use on small stains with pens.