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Laundry, laundry, laundry, laundry–It’s the one constant in a mom’s life other than preparing meals.
I am so glad that I don’t have to wash clothes the way my grandmother did. This machine is only a slight improvement over taking the laundry to the river and wringing the clothes out on a rock–haha!
Thankfully there have been some definite improvements in the laundry department since grandma’s day and one of those is stain remover.
I don’t know how it works at your house, but I have a couple of family members (who shall go unnamed đŸ˜‰ ) who constantly have stains on their clothing. The especially difficult ones to deal with are spaghetti sauce or salsa, and anything with oil in it like salad dressing.
Since we suffer from so much “stainage”, I was really excited when the folks at Shout recently sent me a sample of Shout® Trigger to try out.
Shout® Trigger is a  Triple-Acting Formula that clings to stains, penetrates them and lifts them away. It comes in a convenient trigger dispenser and is safe for all colorfast washables (test on a small area first if you are unsure).
It’s best to use Shout® on fresh stains and to apply it right before washing so that it doesn’t dry on your clothing. I found that it worked well on fresh stains, but not as well on older stains.
You can buy Shout® Trigger at Walmart and click here to get a $.50/1 coupon!
I use shout also, I like oxyclean for really tuff several day old stains. By the way I grew up using one of those washing machines in the picture, a upgraded version but nevertheless thats what it was. We as children learned alot & when we got another one appreciated it alot better:) I keep telling my children that we will go back if they complain to loud about laundry, probably not since I couldn’t find one:)
haha–You made me laugh Karen!
I have used Shout for years, best I have found to work on any fresh stain. I have found it to get red sauce stains out best, by 1st rinsing the clothing with the stain in cold water. Then, just Spary the stain very well, then rub it together, and letting it sit for a day or two. It works every time, even on grass and mud. The only down side is that it will not take out a stain that has been washed and dried. So make sure to treat it when you get the stain, I always take it right away to laundry room and spray it so I don’t forget. Thanks for the Coupon.
Thanks for the coupon! I use shout and I have always thought it did a decent job, but agree on the older stains. And speaking of laundry, you had done a column about how you were switching back to store bought. I have been doing some experimenting and I did a write up on it if you are interested: http://mayapapayamom.blogspot.com/2012/05/diys.html
Thanks Leslie, I’ll check it out.
How much is the coupon for?
$.50/1 Shout product
I was really excited to read your review, but I wouldn’t call this a review. You never told us how well it does or doesn’t work.
Good point Kathy. I think it worked well on fresh stains as I mentioned in the post, but not as well on old stains. We had a light blue skirt with a spaghetti sauce stain and it took most of it out, but there is still a stain present. I don’t know if any stain remover would have taken it out though, because it has been there a while.
Is that more helpful?
Yes! Thank you! I like Dawn dishsoap for tomato stains. đŸ™‚
Thanks Kathy!