Amodex Products Ink & Stain Remover 4 oz

I am a stain wizard. My second child had reflux with projectile vomiting, so I had no choice. I had to save the baby clothes, the swivel/rocker recliner, sofa, chairs, my clothes, the carpet, etc. A quarter century later, my adult children bring their clothes, asking me to remove stains after their attempts (imaginary or not) had failed. They believe I have “magic potions”because I have always been successful. I believed the products I own, by themselves, or mixed together in specific portions as pastes, creams, or liquids, could remove any stain. I was the Stain Queen according to my family, and I thought I deserved that title. Oh how far the mighty shall fall from their pedestals. Last month I found a cotton muslin vegetable bag in the refrigerator’s crisper drawer. It had molded and mildewed jalapenos inside. I had simply forgotten they were there. (Please say I am not the only one this happens to.) No matter what I tried - and I pulled out all my tricks and “potions” - I still had one dime-sized spot that would not come out. I am OCD, so that wasn’t going to fly in my house within my lifetime. I researched and decided on Amodex. I had used a sample previously on an ink stain just to see if it worked, but it was too expensive in those days. I air-dried the bag after each failed attempt because that would have set the stain, but I knew each time I used a product or paste, it would be even harder for the next treatment to work. I said a prayer, applied one drop of Amodex, and rubbed it over the whole stain with a brush. I could still see the stain, although it was lighter. The Amodex was working. I applied a little more, let it sit for about 5 minutes, then threw it in the wash with the other whites. Feeling defeated once again, I, honest to God, believed I was going to have to research more stain removal products. I was surprised and thrilled when it came out of the wash gloriously clean. (I may have even emitted a loud “YES!” as I pulled my right fist and arm towards my body in the common sign for victory.) It is worth every penny! I was so happy, I bought a bottle for the DIL who married that now grown second child. He still stains every shirt he owns, but she has the magic potion now and so do I.