OzKleen Pre Wash Power

HOW MANY PRE WASH PRODUCTS HAVE YOU BOUGHT? – Just like me, I can guarantee that you have tried most of them. The bottom line is, if it didn't work the first time I simply didn't buy it again! So how much money have I spent, always with the hope that the next one would? My issue was my work shirts and the fact that I love perfume! I will NOT give up my perfume, therefore, it seemed that… Read more ·  1

I was stuck with the permanent yellow stain at the collar from not just perfume but greasy moisturisers and makeup. I tried MANY products, shirts looked good while they were wet but once the hot iron got to the collar, well, people must have thought that I never washed my neck! And olive oil! - anything with olive oil splattered on it meant the end of being seen in it again. I bought OZKLEEN PRE WASH POWER to try - my local supermarkets in Adelaide don't carry it so I bought it online directly from Ozclean. Well, like most of their products which I have tried so far, it REALLY worked. No ifs or buts, perfume stains, gone. Olive oil stains, gone. That it does work is all anyone would want of any product. The best!

Marie Kay Adelaide SOUTH AUSTRALIA

This is brilliant – I bought some Sard Power Fizz because I had a bad stain on two of my shirt collars from a melanoma that was weeping. Left quite a long mess along the crease of the collar. Bearing in mind also, a melanoma isn't ordinary stuff that exudes from the wound whilst it's healing; it ain't just 'ordinary' blood....no siree Bob! So I put the PF on the… Read more

stain and let it soak for some time because it needed some bigtime help. Into the wash...on removing the shirt, the mark was barely effected.

So I went a bought some Oz Kleen Prewash Power. I put some of this on, let it sit for five minutes, into the wash (same routine as the first wash with the PF). Took the shirt out and 'hey presto'. Clean as a whistle. Not a bit of the said stain remained. Brilliant. They are my favourite shirts so this was a lifesaver. But it didn't touch the sump oil I had on my 'work-shirt'. I think that's going to be a permanent fixture, now. I don't think there's much that gets sump oil out!

It actually works – I was looking for a good product that can clean stubborn stains. This one actually cleaned sofa covers and jeans. One guest even asked whether we purchased new sofa covers. Show details

You forgot a word it actually Doesn’t work – It doesn’t work on my work clothes or lightly stained good clothes Can’t think of anything else to say except it doesn’t work sprayed my clothes washed them cold water doesn’t work tried again hot water no go tried again warm water still no go  Show details

Somewhere between good and excellent – I've gone through a lot of stain removers, last one I tried was one of the expensive Preens that are forever shrinking in bottle size, this was on special so gave it a go as it's good value in the larger bottle. It's actually pretty good. I used it for spraying on my nike trainers after dog park visits, let them sit for an hour on the timer in… Read more

my front loader then wash them and they come out good as new.

Same goes for dog paw dirt stains on white jeans, again from the dog park.

So far it's gotten out dirt, blood, chocolate, coffee and an unfortunate accident on a jacket where I left it in the back seat of my car (along with my dog), without knowing someone had fed him KFC the night before and he decided to use my jacket as a toilet (and yes it was runny.) I returned to a scene that looked like the set of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.

Anyway after tying the jacket up in 2 layers of plastic bags so I could make it home without vomiting from the fragrance in the car I shook most of it off, rinsed it in the laundry sink (without touching it), then sprayed ozkleen on it and put it in the front loader with a scoop of omo.

Came out perfect and no poo smell either, but I did put it through a prewash, the main wash and 5 rinse cycles because it was either that or find a flamethrower to get rid of it.