Which stains do you worry about most? Find out what Mumsnet users told Fairy Non Bio

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It’s inevitable that clothes sometimes end up dirty and stained, and though you may have handy tips and tricks for removing stains, there might be some that fill you with dread. Fairy Non Bio would like to hear about the stains that you’re most scared of.

Here’s what Fairy Non Bio has to say: “We never want people to be afraid of wearing the clothes they love in case it gets stained. It’s our job to help. We want to know what are the really devilish stains that never seem to budge”.

Do you struggle with mud stains? Maybe your child wiping their hands down their clothes after eating greasy food fill you with dread? Perhaps baby poo stains are your nemesis? Or maybe it’s a spilt glass of wine that you worried may never come out?

Whatever the stains you’re most scared of, share them below to be entered into a prize draw where one MNer will win a £300 voucher for a store of their choice (from a list).

Thanks and good luck!

MNHQ

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[ShangriLaLaLa]

Nail polish, courtesy of DDs annoying habit of not securing tops on bottles.

Also turmeric, the swine!

[2gorgeousboys]

With two ballroom dancing boys who wear white collared, tight fighting shirts for competitions, the combination of sweat, fake tan and make up is my nemesis! Especially when the shirts have to be sparkling white and are worn for long days full of dancing under the bright lights which show everything!

[broughts]

Tomato sauce and sun cream

[littlemssilly]

There should've been a trigger warning on this thread. I am extremely scared of stains, especially Heinz tomato soup.
I won't sleep tonight.

[ElMarineroBaila]

Shit mostly. And tomato.

[voyager50]

blood - if you don't get it in cold, salt water straight away there's no chance of getting it out properly

Also - yelling seat/deodorant stains, especially on white tops!

[Huffpot]

The whiteboard pens the kids write with at school! I can't shift them off their yellow polo shirts 😲

[PickAChew]

Tomato. Ds2's white polo shirts often end up in a 60C wash because that's the only way to shift the stains. That's the ones he hasn't ruined with permanent marker.

[Colbu24]

Curry and Ink

[AimlesslyPurposeful]

Chicken tikka sauce.

My dog pinched a piece of chicken tikka and promptly ran upstairs and ate it on my bed.
Bedding had a boil wash but the orange stains remain.

[littleme96]

Tomato sauce, strawberry juice, blood, oil and sweat stains.

[AWholeLottaRosie]

Curry, turmeric, and anything tomato-based

[Caribbeanyesplease]

Beetroot!

[FozBoz]

Baby pop. My 4 mo produces it in frightening volumes

Also mud from my older boy’s football kit in winter

[QueenOfPharts]

Suncream and sauces with tomato in them. They need fast action and line drying!

[TheSpottedZebra]

'Scared of' is a huge step too far, but suncream stains are the ones I don't expect to be able to shift.

[Byrdie]

The absolute worst stains that we have in our house are stains my husband gets on his trousers or T-shirts which are from his bike. What on earth is on that bike chain? I've never managed to get out any of the stains! Like grease or a thick oil? Anyone else with crazy cycle mad husbands have this problem?

[Cutyourshakehole]

School pens and baby poo

[CMOTDibbler]

I can't get worked up about much, but I hate shifting bike grease and suncream marks

[HectorlovesKiki]

Any tomato based product or grease.

[Chapman31]

Raspberries, grease and tomato based sauces.

[turkeyboots]

Blood. Poor DS has lots of nosebleeds at night and manages to get blood everywhere.... Like a horror movie sometimes! Can't always quite get it out of light colored bedding.

[queenoftheschoolrun]

Berries, tomato based sauces and oil!

[Allotment123]

Bright orange pollen, blood and ketchup, oil as well

[melodybirds]

Ketchup. It stains white tops so easily. Also dried in chocolate.