Stain Guide

Every Stain Has a Weakness.

curry on your baju, teh tarik on your sleeve, sweat on your collar. find your stain below and we'll tell you which bio-enzyme handles it, and how to get it out.

Find My Stain
The Laundry Pods bio-enzyme detergent box
12 stains7 bio-enzymes
The Basics

How to Use Your Pods

  1. 1

    Pod in First

    drop the pod at the back of an empty drum, with dry hands. not in the dispenser drawer.

  2. 2

    Clothes on Top

    load your laundry over the pod. leave a hand's width of space at the top so things can move.

  3. 3

    Wash as Usual

    any cycle, any temperature. the enzymes work in cold water too.

How Many Pods?

regular load1 pod
large load or heavy dirt2 pods
laundry sheets, regular load1 sheet

Which One?

Triple-chamber: detergent, softener and stain remover in one. complete care, and our pick for tough, set-in and coloured stains like curry, grass and dried blood.

Single-chamber: detergent only. great for everyday loads and light stains.

Laundry sheets: cleaned by plant-based soapbark and soapnut, plus protease. great for body oil, sweat, lotion, makeup and fresh milk or blood spots. for coloured stains like curry, chilli, fruit and grass, reach for triple-chamber pods.

Pro Tips

Little Habits, Cleaner Clothes

Act Fast

a fresh stain comes out far easier than one that's sat overnight.

Cold First, Always

hot water can cook protein stains like blood and egg into the fabric. rinse with cold, then wash.

Blot, Don't Rub

rubbing pushes the stain deeper and spreads it. press with a clean cloth instead.

Let the Sun Help

drying whites and curry stains in the sun helps fade what's left. our weather is good for something.

Check Before You Dry

if a stain is still there, wash again before tumble drying. heat can set it for good.

Keep Pods Safe

store pods out of reach of children and pets, in a closed box somewhere dry. handle with dry hands, and never cut or pierce a pod.

Questions

Good to Know

Do pods work in front and top loaders?

yes, both. just put the pod in the drum, not the dispenser drawer.

Can I use pods for hand washing?

yes. dissolve one pod fully in a basin of water before adding clothes, and wear gloves for long soaks.

The pod didn't fully dissolve. why?

usually the drum was too full, or the pod went in on top of the clothes. put it in first and leave some space.

Are pods safe for baby clothes and silk?

yes for baby clothes. for silk and wool, check the care label first: the enzyme that lifts protein stains can also affect protein fibres like silk and wool.

Your Turn

Ready for Round Two?

seven enzymes, one pod, whatever the day threw at you.