Branch Basics Fragrance-Free Stain Remover - 16 fl oz: Paraben-Free, Sulfate-Free, Multi-Surface Spray Bottle

A: Hi! The main difference is the dilution ratios! The All Purpose ratio is 1:11 and the Stain Remover is 1:9. The Stain remover has more Concentrate than the All Purpose.

A: Yes, you can use the Stain Remove or the Branch Basics Concentrate on oil stains! Here's what you'll do: If this is a fresh stain, blot up as much of the oil stain as possible with a cloth or paper towel. Gently rub Branch Basics Concentrate directly into the oil stain with your fingers and let it sit for 5 minutes. We recommend the direct application of Concentrate only to oil stains. (The Stain Remover spray may be sufficient for minor oil stains, but generally, the Concentrate works best). Run cold water through the stain. Repeat, if necessary. Several applications with Concentrate and cold water are generally sufficient to remove oil stains on many types of fabrics. Hand wash with 1 tsp of Concentrate, or your favorite laundry detergent, once the stain is removed. Hang Dry. Note: Do not place the garment in the dryer until the stain is removed. The dryer will set the stain and make it more difficult to remove.

A: Yes, you can use the Stain Remove or the Branch Basics Concentrate on oil stains! Here's what you'll do: If this is a fresh stain, blot up as much of the oil stain as possible with a cloth or paper towel. Gently rub Branch Basics Concentrate directly into the oil stain with your fingers and let it sit for 5 minutes. We recommend the direct application of Concentrate only to oil stains. (The Stain Remover spray may be sufficient for minor oil stains, but generally, the Concentrate works best). Run cold water through the stain. Repeat, if necessary. Several applications with Concentrate and cold water are generally sufficient to remove oil stains on many types of fabrics. Hand wash with 1 tsp of Concentrate, or your favorite laundry detergent, once the stain is removed. Hang Dry. Note: Do not place the garment in the dryer until the stain is removed. The dryer will set the stain and make it more difficult to remove.

A: Great question. For best results, spray a stain and work the product into the stain. Allow it to sit for 5-10 minutes and then rinse or run the item through the wash. Please reach out with any other questions!

A: Our bottles are made of #1 plastic known as PETE or PET and are phthalate-free and BPA-free. Please let us know if you have any other questions!

A: Thanks for your question! Yes! Fresh blood stains are fairly easy to remove. Spray with Branch Basics Stain Remover and let sit a few minutes, then rinse with cold water. If possible, put the stain under the tap and let the cold water run through it. If on carpet or furniture, use a clean white cloth to blot the stain, spray with the the stain remover and lightly agitate. Blot with cold water only, as hot water will cause it to set. Keep working until stain is gone. For dried blood, spray with stain remover and let sit for 5 – 10 minutes. Soak in cold water, agitate, and repeat if necessary.

A: Yes, you can use it for pet stains. Just spray the stain and dab with a damp rag! Please reach out with any other questions.

A: Great question! The ratio for the stain remover is one part Concentrate to nine parts water. If you think of "parts" as ounces, you'd use one ounces of Concentrate and nine ounces of water. Please reach out with any other questions. Thank you for using Branch Basics!