Is this product animal testing free ?

I don't know why people have to be stupid when they answer questions for Amazon.... this is a valid question. Yes, it is animal-testing free and environmentally safe. No bleach or chlorine.

Will this remove blood stains?

Yes, it does! Nosebleed hit a polo shirt recently; just rinsed it first under the tap with v cold water. Then gently rubbed Remover in from both sides and let it sit for about 5 min. Rinsed again while rubbing a bit more vigorously and used a soft nail brush. Added some gentle laundry detergent and *poof* no more blood on an 80% cotton /20% poly shirt.

Is the laundry spray a Lower concentration than the spot remover or are they exactly the same?

I have been using both products for over 10 years since discovering them- the larger laundry spray bottle (16 oz) and the smaller botle of spot remover (2 oz). They are both great, when used for their intended purposes. The smaller spot remover (2 oz) is my go-to favorite and seems to work better, in my opinion and experience. It does have a thicker, gel-type viscosity, so it appears to be more concentrated. It adheres and sticks to the stain better and takes longer to dry, when waiting between washes. I have had no problem letting it dry on stains until laundry day; it always comes out in the wash taking every stain with it, and it never leaves a residue or a perimeter ring as evidence that it was used. There has only been a single stain that it did not get out 100%, and that was an old (years!) rust stain on an antique doily. It did get the majority of the rust stain out, just not completely 100%. Otherwise, this is the best all-purpose stain remover out there, hands down. The laundry spray is very good too, but it's better for larger areas with the not-so-tough-and-set-in stains. It spreads on fabric quicker and dries faster than the spot remover, since it's a thinner solution. I prefer to squeeze a few drops of the spot remover onto any stain up to the size of a half-dollar or so, and then I use my fingers to rub it in and over the stain, saturating it. Toss it in hamper and wash with regular laundry. You should probably wear gloves or at least wash hands promptly after applying, since it says it is an eye and skin irritant, but I've had no issues in ten years, lol. The laundry spray works almost as good as the spot remover, but I have had to treat some stains twice with the laundry spray to get same complete stain removal results that I get with one treatment of the spot remover.

how is this different from the spot remover? Or is it the same product in an easier to use container?

I have used the "spot remover" for quite a few years and it is fantastic at getting out stains. Recently I purchased the large container of "Grandma's Secret Laundry.....". From my experience, it isn't as effective on hard to remove stains as the "spot remover". I hope this helps answer your question, Paula.

Material Features	Natural
Material Type Free	Phosphate Free, Bleach Free, Chlorine Free
Liquid Volume	2 Fluid Ounces
Item Dimensions	5.75 x 5.5 x 5 inches
Item Weight	2 Ounces
Unit Count	2.0 Fl Oz
Specific Uses For Product	Machine Wash
Skin Type	All
Formulation Type	Concentrated
Scent	Citrus

Grandma's Secret Spot Remover - Chlorine, Bleach and Toxin-Free Stain Remover - Stain Remover for Clothes - Fabric Stain Remover Removes Oil, Paint, Blood and Pet Stains – 2 Ounce

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