Few things are more unsightly (or irritating) in a home than a stubborn stain. But don’t worry; we’ve got you covered.

Our range of high-quality cleaning products is designed to tackle even the toughest stains quickly, leaving your home looking just the way you want it: spotless.

Try our top 5 practical stain removal tips for the home’s most common spills and stains:

1. Coffee and Tea Stains

Coffee spills or tea stains on your carpet or upholstery can be a nightmare. Try DryPower carpet cleaner for this common problem. Simply brush the powder directly on the stained area, let it sit for 10 minutes, and vacuum thoroughly. Repeat, if necessary, until the stain is completely gone. You’ll be amazed at how effective it is.

2. Grease and Oil Stains

Grease and oil stains from cooking or automotive work can be quite challenging to remove. However, our Fat Degreaser is specially formulated to break down and lift away grease and oil stains from surfaces like kitchen counters, floors, and garage floors. Apply the degreaser directly to the stain, scrub gently, and then wipe clean.

Good to know: This product works like a charm when it comes to cleaning the braai.

3. Wine and Lipstick Stains

Accidental spills of wine or lipstick marks on your favourite top is not a train smash anymore. Just spray OXY Prewash Spot Remover directly on the stain, let it penetrate for a few minutes, and then launder as usual. It works like magic!

4. Ink and Marker Stains

Ink or marker stains on walls or furniture can be frustrating, especially if they seem impossible to remove. But did you know you can use our All-Purpose Cleaner as your ally in this battle? Apply a small amount to a clean cloth and gently rub the stained area. The powerful formula will lift the ink or marker without damaging the surface.

There is no cleaning challenge too big or too small for Cleaning Warehouse. Let us know what is taking your time away from your family, and we’ll gladly advise.

Disclaimer: Always test cleaning products on a small, inconspicuous area first to ensure compatibility with the surface.