Morning Routine Experiment in the Wisk Lab

Through the Wisk Beta Blogger program, I’ve put the new Wisk® with Stain Spectrum™ Technology to the test against two of the three major stain groups: the protein stain and the carbohydrate stain.   For this assignment, I used Wisk to battle the oil stain.

Step 1:
Take some ‘me’ time in the morning and get pretty in pink using the bright pink lip gloss provided.  Me time is kind of unheard of in this house, but I did my best.  I took enough time to apply the gloss, but of course Emma had to get in on the action too.  She loves her some lip gloss.

Step 2:
Blot, just like the pros do right onto a lovely white hand towel.  I’d never dream of doing this for real – it just didn’t feel right.

Step 3:
Pre-treat the stain using the new Wisk^®, working it into the stain by rubbing it in for 15 seconds.

Step 4:
Hand-scrub, rinsing with warm water until the suds are gone.  The result…

That stain went just were stains belong – down the drain.

The results of these “lab” experiments have truly astounded me.  I had my doubts, but I knew there was something to the new Wisk^® formula if the company was this confident in their product that they were willing to let us bloggers intentionally stain our clothing and share the results with our readers.

Wisk® started it all by creating the very first liquid laundry detergent over 50 years ago, and now they’ve achieved another milestone with this Stain Spectrum™ Technology.  If the results of my fun experiments hasn’t convinced you, go try it for yourself.  Wisk^® is available at major retailers nationwide, such as Walmart, Target and Kroger at a suggested retail price of  $5.99 for a 50 fl oz. bottle.  Make sure you print out this coupon for $1.00 off.  If you have a laundry question, Wisk will address it on their Facebook page under the Ask Wisk®tab.  You can also follow Wisk® on twitter.

Disclosure: I have written this post as part of a sponsored campaign for Wisk detergent.  All of the opinions stated above are my own.