I have a slight case of OCD when it comes to washing; stains drive me mad and sometimes I really wonder how I will survive in my household.
I tend to walk around the house and collect washing which most of the time will go straight in to the washing machine. Piece by piece I carefully inspected them to check if they require any kind of pre-wash, soak or maybe an earlier stain treatment. And then… off you go, my washing machine does its magic giving me back clean and fresh laundry.
To makes things even easier there is also a Vanish Gold power gel pre-treat; this little fellow comes in the form of a gel. All you have to do is squeeze a little into your stain; rub in circles using the bobbly cap and leave it to work for a minute or two. Easy, isn’t it?
Do you have stains you can’t battle?
Is there a particular substance which is causing you problems?
As for the giveaway, simply share your stains with me and one of you will be able to test the power of new Vanish Gold.
Take a photo of your stubborn stains.
Share your photo on Twitter or Instagram, along with the hashtag #VanishGoldBK and tell me what type of stain is causing you problems.
Make sure you tag @AgataPokutycka on Twitter or @hunhun007 on Instagram.
If you want to know more about Vanish and their products please visit their website and a Tip Exchange tab, where you can find a lot of useful tip on how to fight stubborn stains.
3. There will be 1 winner chosen in random from all valid entries.
4. The winner will receive a Vanish Gold product bundle. The prize will be fulfilled by Vanish.
6. Closing date for the giveaway is Sunday 31/05/2015 at 23:59pm, any entry made after this time will not be counted.
This is an essential tool in anyone’s laundry arsenal. Those kinds of stains are inevitable!
IIt’s amazing how many good products are available to help us with stain removal.
My boys are always getting stains on their clothes. I have never tried Vanish before, but I think I will.
I have two children and lots of stains, but to be honest I’ve given up on them (the stains, not the children!).