We have been enjoying our test drive with the new Wisk with Stain Spectrum Technology. (So much, in fact, that we ran out of our original bottle, and couldn't do this test until I tracked down more Wisk from a store in the next town!)
We were assigned to have a food fight -- or at least put some ketchup on one of the little guy's new white t-shirts and use Wisk to get it out. Unfortunately, we had an argument over who got to be the squirter, and who got to be the squirted. We finally decided to let Mom do the work herself. Here's our video where we tackle the nasty stain with our trusty bottle of Wisk!
As you can see, it got all the ketchup out! (And I was a bit nervous that it wouldn't.) We have been using Wisk as our primary stain fighting product at our home since we started this project. We just put it into a spray bottle, dilute it with 1/2 water, and spray it on tough stains. It works great!
You can read more about the different kinds of stains that Wisk is effective against at their Facebook page. website. (The HE formula is perfect for those front-loading washers, too.)
*This post is sponsored by Wisk, and I am being compensated for participating in the Wisk Blogger Campaign. Opinions, however, are my own.
We were assigned to have a food fight -- or at least put some ketchup on one of the little guy's new white t-shirts and use Wisk to get it out. Unfortunately, we had an argument over who got to be the squirter, and who got to be the squirted. We finally decided to let Mom do the work herself. Here's our video where we tackle the nasty stain with our trusty bottle of Wisk!
As you can see, it got all the ketchup out! (And I was a bit nervous that it wouldn't.) We have been using Wisk as our primary stain fighting product at our home since we started this project. We just put it into a spray bottle, dilute it with 1/2 water, and spray it on tough stains. It works great!
You can read more about the different kinds of stains that Wisk is effective against at their Facebook page. website. (The HE formula is perfect for those front-loading washers, too.)
*This post is sponsored by Wisk, and I am being compensated for participating in the Wisk Blogger Campaign. Opinions, however, are my own.
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