Amid the ever-present cost-of-living crisis, savvy Aussie mums are getting creative when it comes to saving their dollars — and one clever hack has caught the attention of parents across the country.
Melbourne mum-of-three Sarita Holland took to Instagram recently to showcase how she uses White King’s Fabric Stain Remover Powder to remove tough baked on dirt and grease from white clothing.
“Is it just my kids that think wearing white socks outside is normal?” She queried on a now viral social media video.“Dirty socks, stained sports clothes, sweat marks are all getting the boot with White King’s Stain Remover Powder.
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“This powerful powder uses oxygen and enzymes to powerfully remove stains and White Stain Remover Powder contains NO BLEACH so it’s safe for use to brighten those colours too.”
The powder, which retails for just $11, has become a firm favourite in her household, among other White King goodies like the Mould and Scum Remover.
Unlike other products that can strip colour or damage delicate fabrics, White King’s stain remover is gentle on both coloured and white clothing, leaving your fabrics looking fresh and vibrant without the bleach.
As an environmentally friendly product, this stain remover is safe for your clothes, tough on germs, and kinder to the planet, offering mums peace of mind with every wash.
Aussie mums and influencers can’t stop raving about White King’s stain-fighting abilities.
“OMG my life would change. I’m off to the shops,” one woman wrote underneath Sarita’s video.
“This product is a win-win on coloured and white clothing. If you need a tough product to tackle stains and brighten your clothes give White King Stain Remove Powder a try,” mum and Influencer Monique Popa said.
“White King’s new stain remover has been a game changer. An affordable stain remover that’s safe on whites and colours which means I don’t have to spend time separating my washing — who am I to say no?” Jessiika Wilson added.
To find out more and to purchase the stain remover, head to the Woolworths website here.