Stick Spot Cleaner

I have never seen a “dry” stain stick but to me, it made sense for grease stains. Apparently it works on dairy and other stains too but so far I’ve used it a lot for already washed and set in grease stains. On my sons green shirt there was a HUGE grease stain on the stomach area that I treated after it had already gone through the wash. I thought the grease stain was set it from being washed and dried, so I applied the dry stick to the stain and left it on for a couple days. The stain is gone! There’s a smaller grease stain on the bottom hem that I didn’t treat so you can see the difference. There’s still some powder on the shirt because I used a good amount but the difference is clear. Since fixing the shirt, I’ve used it on about 8 pairs of my son’s sweatpants that had set it grease stains and I’ve had complete success with all of them. Definitely worth the $9 I paid. It should last a long time because I’ve used a lot and it still looks the same size. I bought the smaller version to try, which is a great size to keep in your car or your bag. Even being the smaller size, this should last months at the very least. It has a little brush on the end that works well. I’ve found that a dense baby hair brush works the best especially if you’re treating a larger stain. This is definitely a staple laundry product so if you’re in charge of laundry for your household, or even just your own, save yourself some time with this dry stain stick!

I've used the Jani stick for years, this was a replacement. This white clay stick is perfect for absorbing oil and grease stains on the go or at home.

These have always worked great. I do miss the scrubby brush on top of the old container style, but not a big enough deal not to buy it when they work so well

This little stick is THE BEST! Throw it in your purse and you’re always covered if anyone spills. Works every time!

Was so excited to get this to remove a dressing stain off a new dress, without the dry cleaning bill. It looks like a big, old, crumbly piece of chalk and it did not remove any bit of the stain, which was less than a week old, even after several applications. Since i bought it I have been using plain white chalk to get the small grease stains out of my families clothes that don't come out on the first wash. I just rub it on, let it absorb and rewash. Plain chalk seams to be cheaper, easier to work with and more effect than this so save your money.