How To Remove Grass Stains

The upside of grass stains is that it’s likely you got some joy from getting said stain: Walking through a grassy field, a picnic in the park, watching your kids play, carefree. Grass stains are protein stains caused by chlorophyll and other compounds which bind with the fibers of clothes. They can be difficult to remove, but the right solutions and moves will make the process a walk in the park. Let’s get to it!

YOUR STAIN TOOLKIT: The Pit Kit, Wash Tub Basin

STEP 1: Apply Stain Solution

Pour a few drops of Stain Solution directly over grass marks. Our formula works for dirt and mud stains, too, so target those as well.

STEP 2: Add All-Purpose Bleach Alternative

Sprinkle All-Purpose Bleach Alternative* (suitable for whites and colors) over the Stain Solution to create a powerful stain-fighting paste, and work into fabric with a Stain Brush.

*Do not use on silks, delicates, or woolens

STEP 3: Soak

Add some warm to hot water to a sink, Wash Tub Basin, or tub, and soak the item for up to 30 minutes.

STEP 4: Launder & Dry

Wash as normal using our Signature Detergent and a capful or two of All-Purpose Bleach Alternative for some more stain-fighting power!

P.S., the sun is a natural brightener, so hang dry outside when time allows!

You may also like:
How To Remove Stains & Odors From Shoes
How To Clean Activewear