Over the last couple of months as a Wisk Beta Blogger, I’ve shown you how to get certain stains out of fabric with new Wisk with Stain Spectrum Technology. I have honestly been amazed each and every time that I have done an experiment with Wisk. I expected it to work, butt not as well as it actually has. Each time, it’s gotten the stain completely out and that is fantastic!
Today’s experiment was with oil stains that come from a number of things such as peanut butter and apples. But, I bet you didn’t know that lip gloss is also categorized as an oil stain! I didn’t until I received my experiment kit.
I did a whole video of applying lip gloss, blotting my lips on a towel and treating the stain with Wisk. Watch the video below to see just how well Wisk stood up to this test. I was pleasantly surprised myself!
I was totally amazed with the results of this experiment. The lip gloss came right out of that towel with complete ease. There wasn’t a trace of lip gloss left on the towel at all.
Through my experiments over the last couple of months, I have become a true believer in Wisk and recommend it to all of my family and friends in a heart beat. It’s awesome to have a product like this on the market because I am always treating stains. Boys definitely don’t try to stay clean, but I don’t worry so much anymore now that I have Wisk on hand to treat those stubborn and messy stains.
Check out my past Wisk posts and find out how to get carbohydrate stains out of fabric and how to get protein stains out of fabric with Wisk.
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