What Is the Best Stain Remover for Clothing?

Zout and Oxi-Clean. Put the Zout on the spot with a little warm water and kindof scrub it around and then add the Oxi-Clean and scrub it some more. I've even made a suds in the sink and soaked it overnight. Add a scoop to your load of clothes and I promise the stain will be gone.
Zout is at the dollar store and I use the generic store brand of Oxi-Clean. If those 2 things can get stains out of my son's white baseball pants, I know it will work for you too.
Good Luck

I use oxiclean and so does my grandmother. She swears by it.

For grease type food stains, I use Carbona Stain Devils - the Oil/Fat/Grease remover. You know those stains on dark clothing that look like dark spots. You put a little of this on those spots and wash and it comes right out. I swear by it.
http://www.amazon.com/Carbona-Devils-Grease-1-7-Ounce-Bot...
You can get them in single bottles at most grocery stores. I have found them at Krogers and Albertson's.

They have a whole line of stain removers. I've also used the sauce (ketchup, pasta sauce - the red sauces) and that works well too!

Let us know what you find!

Zout!! You can get it at Walmart for $2 something a bottle and they have a money back guarantee which is what led me to try it. My 20 month old boy destroys everything he wears and I have had very few instances where it doesn't get it out on the first wash.

Hands down I recommend PreSpot & Solumel. Spray a little Prespot on the stain, throw it in the wash, & the stain is gone! If the stain is particularly bad, I spray a bit of Solumel on first. Works every time for me! :)

Hands down the easiest, most effective thing I have found is OXY MAGIC. It's in the spray bottle. SPray and let the clothes sit for a while, then wash. It works on grass stains, chocolate, spaghetti sauce etc. For really stubborn stains on white clothing - spray them and wash in a hot/cold wash. I use Tide with Bleach even on colors and everything comes out really clean.

The best is definitely PreSpot and Solumel...not only does it work great - it's the best of science and nature - so it's safe!! It's gotten the following stains out for me: blood, medicine, dog urine, mud, hotwing sauce, vomit...out of clothes and carpet. I don't worry anymore about spills, etc. and I don't have to worry about fumes or poisons or harsh chemicals!

Good luck!!

Oxy-clean for food and natural stains (grass, dirt, blood, etc...)

Equal parts:
Water
Amonia
Liquid Tide or Era
White vinegar

in a spray bottle for ink, rust, stuff like that. Will take the rust off a bumper!

There is this stuff called M30 that you can get at Dollar Tree or Dollar General. I LOVE it and use it for all of my laundry! Try it out and it's only $1 so no loss if you don't like it!!! :)

Amway SA8 Solutions - Prewash.
It takes out OLD baby stains and new ones. Ink from printers (commercial GOUP ink) to grass, blood, chocolate and lipstick! Even if it's been dryer baked!!!!
I have tried every other product on the market and it is the ONLY one that will remove 20 year old baby formula from a bib.
It IS petrolium based but will wash off with water.
It also removes GUM from chairs, hair, clothes...the works. I have used this since I was 22, I am now 47. Its expensive (go to ebay!) but well worth every penny!! I use the squeeze on kind cuz i get better control and can hit 'just the stain' instead of the whole shirt.

*** I am NOT associated with AMWAY but I sure do love this ONE product!!!***

When my children were infants I found a product called Totally Toddler that was great for those hard-to-remove spit-up & formula stains. I have been using it ever since which has been about 11 years. Totally Toddler removes all types of stains. I loaned it to a friend recently to remove washed in crayon stains and it worked so well I'm having a hard time getting it back! You can get it at Walmart, Babies-R-Us, Kmart, & Baby Depot inside Burling Coat Factory. You can also buy it online. Here's a link to where to buy online: http://www.totallytoddler.com/where.html

Dawn dishwasher detergent (put on stain & let it sit for a few days) or the Tide pen.

Didi 7 it comes in a green and white tube little bit fatter than a tube of toothpaste. Gets out everything.

Simple Green, Zout and good ole paste of baking soda and water