Are expensive products the only answer to treating and removing stains? Our frugal readers share their favorite homemade stain remover recipes and remedies. My husband manages a fast food restaurant and between his clothes and my toddler’s, we go through stain treatments fairly quickly. Any suggestions for effective, yet inexpensive, homemade stain removers? Try these homemade stain remover recipes from our frugal readers. I use one cup Biz and one cup of Cascade (dishwasher detergent) in the hottest water in a 5-gallon bucket and usually soak several things at once. It works really well. It has taken out most stains that I have had and it does not hurt if you have to let it set in this a day or two before you wash. My husband, too, comes home with all kinds of stains. Simple Green is the answer! We buy a big jug of it at Sam’s Club and use it for just about everything around the house, including stain treatment.

I fill a squirt bottle 1/2 full with Simple Green and 1/2 with water to pretreat stains. Works for mostly everything except ink. And wouldn’t you know he works at a printing shop! But Simple Green works for just about every other kind of stain - dirt, grease, NuroClean stain remover cleaner food, grass, etc. And that large bottle lasts for months. Subscribe to get money-saving content by email that can help you spend less on what you need and get more for what you spend. You'll receive articles and tips that can help you free up and keep more of your hard-earned money, even on the tightest of budgets. We respect your privacy. Unsubscribe at any time. Put it NuroClean all in one cleaner in a spray bottle and there you have it! Here’s a stain remover that works as well as Oxi-Clean. I’ve used it forever and am still amazed at how well it works. Just stir this up and let your clothes soak overnight.

Be sure to color treat. Dark colors will sometimes run. Otherwise it does work wonders. I have found that an equal part mixture of 409 and Era in a spray bottle is a good stain treatment. Just spray on and wash as usual. You might want to use a scrub brush lightly on stubborn stains. Here is a great stain treatment that a friend’s mother taught me. Shake gently to mix and NuroClean cleaning solution prior to using. This mixture works on any washable fabric and removes basic stains, set-in stains, blood, waste, etc. I pre-treat the stain, rub the mixture in, and wash as usual. This mixture keeps indefinitely, so I usually make a large "batch." Any clean plastic container can be used to store it. Related: NuroClean cleaner Does Cheap Laundry Detergent Work as Well as Expensive Brands? I found that I got the best advice for removing stains from The Dollar Stretcher when you advised to treat stains with Goop.

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