t (you needed a steamer or some such nonsense) as many owners complained about it. Stains would not come out no matter what I used or did. I would scrub and scrub and apply top rated upholstery cleaners but nothing worked. Finally, I just gave up.Fast forward after many years I wanted to clean up this car (my wife's) so my daughter could start driving it. The wife has since moved on to a brand new car to trash <sad>. I saw this cleaner and decided to gave it a shot. To my surprise, this stuff WORKED. For some of the tougher stains like coffee and chocolate, I had to repeat the process a couple of times but I now have some pretty new looking car seats. With each application, the tougher stains gets lighter and lighter. I have no doubt that the seats will be made stain free by the time I'm finished.This also worked on my other car with BLACK cloth upholstery. I was able to remove some light colored stains that would not come out. I'm not sure what the stain was (nothing gross). I think it may have been rain water, beverage or sweat stains i can't remember. The stain would always bleed back out from the cushion after the upholstery dried. After using this, my seats look new again. This stuff seems very safe for a wide range of fabrics and won't bleach out colors at least not auto upholstery.I have some berber carpet that for years we said we would replace with hardwood flooring so we never took care of it. Years later, no hardwood floors so It has some pretty bad high foot traffic stains that I'm pretty sure this will make short work of. Stay tuned for the outcome.

rks better than any stain remover I've ever used. It doesn't get out EVERYTHING, but most things. (Old blood stains still on't come out, but fresh ones do.) The spray is easier to use and covers a larger area better than the tiny bottles, but the bottles are good for travel and small spots, too. I haven't purchased another stain remover since discovering Grandma's Secret.

ts that always appear after laundering my husband's shirts. I don't know what it's from, but I read online that they are usually from food oils. I think he's getting olive oil on his shirts when he cooks at the stove. Anyway, after a disastrous attempt at applying WD-40, baking soda, and dish soap, which I read about online, I was about to give up. The shirts had stains from the WD-40 after it spread out the oil stains, and they smelled like it even after 4 wash cycles. I tried this spray on the dried shirts, and after letting them sit for a few hours and putting them through one more cycle, ALL THE STAINS WERE GONE! And so was the smell left behind from my failed attempt with the WD-40! I'm stocking up because more of these stains will surely appear!

t BBB. Thankfully found here on Amazon!!!

chairs, as you can't let it sit too long after scrubbing or you'll wind up with "clean circles" compared to the rest of the seat. lol. Still glad I was told about this stuff though.

's stain free. Chili, spaghetti sauce, whatever, it comes out.

cycle to get out the chemicals. With grandmas secret I spray it on at the end of the week (not immediately), rub it in with a toothbrush, and it's generally gone. I've been shocked with grease and blood- there is nothing else like this. As for dirt, it's not as great as the chemical stain removers (Tide, etc). Despite that, I've never been this impressed with a stain remover.The photos I posted were dried in food (grease and who knows what else) from my daughters shorts. One spray before washing made that big of an improvement.The label claims that it'll remove paint. It has, but it has taken about 5 or more washes.

s stuff is amazing! It works on everything, and is my go-to for oily stains. I have seen some people complain about the price, but this isn't an ordinary stain remover - this is your I-thought-that-was-ruined, life-saving stain remover! The price is worth it when you think of it that way. I use my ordinary stain remover on little things, and when those don't come out, I rely on Grandma's to do the job. It has never failed me.