Stains and tough loads

It's made for everyday loads. For heavy protein, food or set-in stains, pretreat first. Just 9, with enzymes, is planned for tough messes.

Act fast, blot don't rub, rinse from the back with cold water, pretreat, then wash. Stain rescue cheat sheet.

Cold for protein stains like blood, egg and dairy, since heat can set them. Warm helps with grease once pretreated.

Heat can set stains. Air-dry and check before you machine-dry.

Stains from blood, sweat, egg, dairy, baby formula and grass. Enzymes help most with these, so pretreat when using Just 7.

Rinse with cold water from the back, pretreat with a wet piece of sheet, soak in cold, then wash cold. Blood stain guide.

Cold rinse right away, pretreat, soak in cold water and wash cold. Never use hot water first.

Blot, sprinkle cornstarch to absorb, then work a damp piece of sheet in and wash warm if the fabric allows. Grease stain guide.

Blot, pretreat with a wet piece of sheet, let sit 10 minutes, then wash in the warmest water the label allows.

Blot, flush with cold water from the back, pretreat, and wash. Skip the salt myth. Red wine guide.

Flush with cold water, pretreat, and wash. Older coffee stains may need oxygen bleach on whites. Coffee stain guide.

Rinse cold from the back, pretreat with a damp piece of sheet, and wash. Oxygen bleach helps on whites.

Pretreat with a damp piece of sheet, soak in cool water, and wash. Grass stain guide.

Let it dry, brush off what you can, then pretreat and wash. Mud guide.

Dab with rubbing alcohol on a cloth, blot, then pretreat and wash. Ink guide.

Pretreat foundation with a damp piece of sheet, let sit, then wash. Makeup stain guide.

Scrape off excess, dab with rubbing alcohol, pretreat and wash. Test on a hidden spot first.

Pretreat with a damp piece of sheet, work it in gently and wash.

Dab with a little rubbing alcohol or makeup remover, then pretreat and wash.

Scrape off excess, rinse cold from the back, pretreat and wash. Chocolate guide.

Scrape, rinse cold from the back, pretreat and wash. Sunlight can fade the last bit. Tomato stain guide.

Rinse cold from the back, pretreat, wash, and line-dry in the sun. Repeat before machine drying.

Pretreat with a paste of a damp sheet piece, soak, and wash. Oxygen bleach helps on whites. Armpit stain guide.

Rub fabric against itself to lift fresh marks. For buildup, pretreat and soak before washing.

Rinse, pretreat, soak in cool water and wash. Wash workout clothes soon after wearing.

Treat like grease: pretreat, let sit, and wash warm if the fabric allows. Sunscreen stain guide.

Scrape, rinse cold, pretreat and wash. Baby food and formula stains.

Rinse cold right away, pretreat, and wash. These are protein stains, so avoid hot water first.

Rinse with cold water, pretreat and wash cold. It's a protein stain.

Rinse off solids with cold water, pretreat, soak, and wash. Sunlight can fade leftover marks on whites.

Rinse with cold water, wash, and air-dry to check before machine drying. Pet accident guide.

Remove solids, rinse cold, pretreat and wash. Repeat before drying if needed.

Freeze it, scrape it off, then press with paper towels and a warm iron, and wash. Holiday stains guide.

Scrape, blot, pretreat as a grease stain, and wash in the warmest water the fabric allows.

Treat as grease: blot, pretreat, let sit, and wash warm if allowed.

Blot, pretreat as an oil stain, and wash warm if the fabric allows.

Flush with cold water from the back, pretreat and wash. Sunlight can help fade leftovers.

Scrape, flush cold, pretreat, and wash. Mustard can be stubborn, so repeat before drying.

Scrape, rinse cold, pretreat and wash, then dry in sunlight to help fade it.

Rinse with cold water, pretreat and wash.

Rinse cold, pretreat and wash. Sugary stains rinse out well if treated fast.

Rinse cold, pretreat and wash cold. It's dairy, so heat can set it.

Scrape, rinse with cold water, pretreat and wash cold. Hot water can cook the egg into the fabric.

Rust needs a dedicated rust remover. Follow its label before washing with Just 7.

Water-based paint: rinse while wet and wash. Oil paint needs a solvent first. Dried paint may be permanent.

Scrape what you can, soak in warm water to soften, pretreat and wash.

Freeze it, scrape it off, then pretreat any residue and wash.

Check the care label, dab with rubbing alcohol, blot, then wash if the cover is washable.

Blot, absorb with cornstarch, pretreat heavily and wash warm if allowed. Repeat before drying.

Treat as heavy grease: absorb, pretreat, let sit, and wash warm. Cycling kit guide.

Shake or tape off loose pollen without rubbing, then rinse cold and wash.

Let it dry, brush off, pretreat and wash. Laundry for gardeners.

Scrape, rinse cold, pretreat and wash. Fall laundry and tailgate stains.

Soak in warm water with a dissolved sheet, pretreat, and wash. Some set-in stains may need oxygen bleach or a stain remover.

For everyday dinginess, yes. For tough stains on whites, add oxygen bleach as its label directs.

Wash whites together, use the right dose, don't overload, and dry in sunlight when you can.

Soak in warm water with oxygen bleach, then wash with Just 7. Avoid overdosing, which can dull fabrics.

It has no bleach. Wash darks inside out in cold water to help them last.

Wash new colored items separately the first few times in cold water.

Wash promptly, don't overload, use the right dose, and dry fully. Smells that stay mean the item needs another wash.

Wash hot if allowed with one sheet, skip fabric softener, and dry completely right away. Fluffy towel guide.

Air them out, then wash with an extra rinse. Repeat if needed.

Wash soon after wearing, inside out, without softener. Workout clothes guide.

Air them out, wash with one sheet, and dry fully.

Wash hot if the label allows, with one sheet, and dry fully.

Enzymes help most on protein and starch stains. Pretreat those when using Just 7, or wait for Just 9.

Yes. Pretreat with the stick, then wash with Just 7.

Fresh, light stains often wash out. Pretreat food, protein, grease and anything set-in.

Our one-page guide to the most common stains. Get the cheat sheet.

Shake off dirt, pretreat, use two sheets on the longest suitable cycle, and wash separately.

Let mud dry, brush off, pretreat, soak, then wash with two sheets.

Wash separately, warm or hot if allowed, with two sheets.

Don't dry it. Pretreat again, soak and rewash. Heat can set what's left.

Rinse right away with cold water, pretreat and wash. Dye often sets fast, so act quickly.

Blot, test acetone-free remover on a hidden spot, dab, then wash. Skip acetone on acetate fabrics.

Scrape off what you can, pretreat, and wash warm if the label allows.

Dab with rubbing alcohol on a cloth, then pretreat and wash.

Rinse cold, pretreat and wash. Treat it before drying.

Let it dry, scrape, rinse cold from the back, pretreat and wash.

Flush with cold water, pretreat and wash.

Scrape, treat as a grease stain, and wash in cool to warm water.

Pretreat the collar with a damp piece of sheet, scrub lightly, and wash.

Rinse with warm water to dissolve the sugar, pretreat and wash.

Let it dry, brush off, pretreat and wash.