Stains happen, and so today I am excited to share this homemade all-natural DIY Stain Remover recipe that can help you get out your worst clothing stains. Keep reading for the full recipe and all the details on how to make this homemade stain remover recipe for yourself below.

DIY Stain Remover

Don't be worried that this is going to be a difficult DIY. It is actually really easy to make homemade stain remover for clothes without harsh toxins or harsh chemicals.

With just a few ingredients and about 1 minute of your time, you can make your own homemade laundry stain remover in less time then it will take you to run to the store to buy some.

How do you get old stains out of clothes naturally?

The best way to ensure you successfully get stains out of clothes is to treat the stains right away. But if you do end up with an old stain, it is possible to get it out of clothes naturally.

I have used Young Living's Lemon Essential Oil to get old, washed, dried, set in, pen marks out of a white cotton shirt. (Sidenote: lemon essential oil is also great for removing permanent marker from cabinets, doors, walls and even furniture! Don't ask me how I know.)

But this DIY stain remover is a perfect way to attack old stains and remove them from clothes naturally. Simply roll this natural stain remover onto the stains and let it sit overnight. Then wash on cold. Repeat this process until the stain is completely gone before putting your clothing in the dryer.

How can I get stains out without bleach?

It is possible to remove stains from clothing without bleach. Hydrogen peroxide is a wonderful, natural and color-safe alternative.

When you combine hydrogen peroxide with lemon essential oil, thieves household cleaner and thieves laundry soap, you get a killer combination that knocks out stains without using bleach.

I wanted to add one note of caution though. Hydrogen Peroxide is typically fairly safe but can have interactions that it is important to know about.

Please note that Hydrogen Peroxide can lighten and brighten fabrics, so it can be great for removing stains. But it can also act similarly to bleach and "bleach" fabrics, so you need to be careful with it.

According to this website, hydrogen peroxide, if mixed with certain metals or if exploded to heat can have explosive properties.

Which means, I would NOT recommend putting this in a roller bottle with a metal top. The roller I have linked below does not contain metal, and I have never ever had any issues with it. But if hydrogen peroxide is exposed to metals, it can cause an explosive response. So please be careful friends.

You should also store this in a cool, dry please away from direct heat, light, and away from air vents because heat can also change hydrogen peroxide and cause an explosive response too.

Hydrogen Peroxide is a great alternative to bleach and a great way to help remove stains naturally, but as with all things, please be careful and follow all instructions and cautious of all products you use.

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How do you get a stain out of everything?

Treat your stain as soon as possible
Wash the fabric with cold water if needed to remove extra food, blood or whatever else is the cause of the stain
Treat the stained area with this homemade stain remover for clothes
Let is sit for at least 1 hour or even up to overnight
Wash in cold water
Repeat steps 3-5 until the stain is completely gone
Dry as usual

What is the best homemade stain remover?

This is the best homemade stain remover! It contains hydrogen peroxide, lemon essential oil, thieves household cleaner and thieves laundry soap. It only takes about a minute to make and will save you time and money!

What is a natural stain remover for clothes?

Because your skin is the largest organ in your body, it is so important that you wash your clothing with non-toxic laundry detergent. But that doesn't have to come at the sacrifice of clean clothes without stains.

This DIY stain remover has 5 ingredients all designed to help get stains out of your clothes effectively and without harsh chemicals. This recipe contains:

Lemon Essential Oil
Hydrogen Peroxide
Thieves Household Cleaner
Thieves Laundry Soap
Water

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How to make Homemade Stain Remover

Ingredients needed for homemade laundry stain remover:

How to make homemade stain remover for clothes:

Fill a 30ml roller bottle about ⅓ of the way full (10ml) of the laundry soap.
Add 1 capful of Thieves Household Cleaner.
Add 1 teaspoon Hydrogen Peroxide.
Add 15 drops Lemon Essential Oil.
Fill the bottle the rest of the way with filtered water.

Here is a printable version of this recipe too:

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DIY Stain Remover

Stains happen, and so today I am excited to share this homemade all-natural DIY Stain Remover recipe that can help you get out your worst clothing stains.

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