Wisk With Stain Spectrum Technology And The Catsup Challenge

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Recently we were asked to help test out the new Wisk With Stain Spectrum Technology detergent by seeing how it performed on certain stains. For this test we were going to put Wisk up again a common carbohydrate stain – catsup. I’m sure you’ve encountered catsup or other carbohydrate stains such as chocolate milk, BBQ sauce and syrup. Those stains can be tough to get out, if they will even come out. We used a brand new white tshirt for this test.

We asked my youngest son to have fun painting on the shirt with the catsup. (We put the catsup on and then let him do his thing.)

After he painted the shirt and basically turned it all red and pink (take a look at the video below and you’ll know what I mean), we treated the shirt with new Wisk With Stain Spectrum Technology. We applied the Wisk to the stains and then rubbed the Wisk into the stains. We then let it sit for five minutes, to give the Wisk a chance to penetrate the fibers of the shirt.

Then we hand rinsed the shirt until suds stopped coming out.

I couldn’t believe how well the Wisk did cleaning the shirt. It got all of the catsup out! (I’d thought it missed one tiny sport but that turned out to be a red fiber.)

Here’s a video of the whole catsup challenge, it’s 4 minutes. I hope you’ll watch it, you’ve just got to see it to believe it. And my son’s cute too, LOL.

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This post is part of a campaign for Wisk and the new Stain Spectrum Technology and I will be compensated for my time. As always, the opinions reflected in this post have not been influenced by the sponsor in any way. Thoughts and opinions are 100% mine.