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I have recently been turned on to a new stain remover- Soilove. One of my customers had a red-wine stain did not come out of her shirt after washing and drying it. But she brought a bottle of "Soilove" which her mother had given her. Naturally, I was skeptical because I have never seen ANYTHING that could get out a set-in wine stain.

To my amazement, not only did the stain completely come out of her tan shirt, it did so with out harming the fabric or what was printed on it. I was (and still am) absolutley astonished! This is bar-none the best stain remover I have ever seen. It is now available for our customers to purchase and you better believe we will be using it on all the stains we come across in our wash and fold service!

Apparently its not as much of a "secret miracle" as I thought, here is an article describing even more uses for it:

Thanks to Mary Hunt of Debt Proof Living for these great unofficial uses of Soilove.

"Soilove (soil-love) is a liquid laundry-pre-treatment that is cheap and very effective. It is also very difficult to find. Let me assure you that Frank, the owner of America’s Finest Products, manufacturer of Soilove, tells us that the only approved use for Soilove is to apply it to washable fabrics to remove stains. That’s all. He does not endorse, acknowledge, promote or in any other way suggest that Soilove should be used for any other purpose. Neither do I. Now that we got that out of the way, let me tell you all the ways I use Soilove.

Jewelry. Soak fine jewelry in Soilove and then brush with an old toothbrush. Caution: Never put pearls, opals or other soft stones in any kind of cleaner.

Bathtub. Cleans fiberglass and porcelain tubs beautifully.

Sticky label remover. How annoying is it to buy something beautiful only to have the label cemented right in the most conspicuous spot? Just spray or pour on Soilove and let it sit for a few minutes.

Hubcaps, chrome and whitewalls. Spray it on, scrub gently with cloth or soft brush, rinse.

Patio furniture. Soilove will just melt away all that grime. Spray, let sit for a few minutes, scrub if necessary and rinse.

Carpet Shampooer - I use Soilove in my carpet shampooer and it works great. I pour about 1/4 cup in with the shampoo. I strongly recommend that you test your carpet in a small inconspicuous spot BEFORE using it though. It can take the color out some carpet. Always test for color fastness.

Always test Soilove in an inconspicuous spot before trying something new."

When you come up with another "unofficial" use, let us know!