Dr. Beckmann Power Brush Stain Remover | fights even stubborn new & dried-in stains | 250 ml

I’m very impressed with the Dr. Beckmann Power Brush Stain Remover. It actually does what it promises — even tough, dried-in stains came out much easier than I expected. The built-in brush makes it simple to apply and work the product into the fabric without making a mess. For the price, it’s excellent value and a must-have for anyone with kids, pets, or just everyday stains. It definitely earns the “Amazon’s Choice” badge.

Great product to treat spot stains prior to putting in washing machine. I particularly like the brush part that helps disperse the product and lift the stain.

Very effective stain remover and the built-in brush is really useful. Works well on everyday stains and ground-in marks if used promptly. Easy to apply and washes out cleanly. A reliable product that earns its place in the laundry cupboard.

I’m not really given to writing reviews of laundry products, but I’ve used this a few times now, and the difference it’s made to some shirts with old, grimy collars that weren’t being shifted by standard washing has been very impressive. There’s hardly any yellowing visible, so I can recommend it if you’ve got similar problems and don’t mind spending a few minutes tackling your collars before starting a wash.

Dried blood was no issue for this came out in the first wash! Amazing stuff

Was previously using the tide pen. After using a few Dr beckmann products when I saw this I thought I'd give it a go as it's substantially cheaper than the tide pen, which didn't last as long as I thought it would for the price. I primarily stain treat our whites as I like our collars and cuffs to be nice and tidy. The bottle explicitly mentions collars and cuffs and was a lot bigger than expected oooooerrrr We're the type of family that only needs to think about wearing a light coloured garment and it will immediately get some sort of stain on it. I always soak our (nice) whites after treating for half/couple hours in vanish after stain treating. First go, I had a white tee with a few little yellow spots/splatters, I assume it was tumeric which is notoriously difficult to remove, spot treated the areas and the collar has some makeup on it. Left to work as instructed then soaked. A second shirt had a stubborn stain, also spot treated and left as instructed then soaked with white pretreat The application process is pretty good, especially as there is a silicone brush head, however I do feel that as the bottle is inverted working the liquid in does result in too much product being used as it's constantly coming out. I did try using the brush head with the bottle the right way up once id applied "enough" to the stain working with the brush. But I think it's actually easier just to use an old toothbrush to work the stain in and save on product. When the two treated garments came out the wash, I was disappointed as the stain on one shirt hadnt gone (this is a long standing stain and I'm on my third attempt. Have now decided it was a food oil stain, so have treated with the Dr beckmann oil remover). The garment that has the tumeric splatters I was pleased to find gone, but the collar where the makeup was is disappointingly not that white, so given a second go to see if it was user error. Currently not that sure how well I rate this. Price wise it is very competitive. The brush is a nice addition and of good quality and the idea is there. I would have, if any other brand, given a 4* but as dr Beckmann products are normally a 5* and do exactly what they say, this was disappointing, even for the price point. If it turns out to be user error I will update to a 4*. I do struggle to see how a product like this could be down to user error to be effective.

I have been recommending this to everyone! So far this has been successful at removing every stain it’s been used on including blood, wine, ink and an oil splash. Really easy to use as well

This is definitely effective on stains, and I had high hopes for the silicone brush on the end, but the problem is that when you are using the brush, more gel keeps coming out and so you end up with far too much gel. I ended up using it on the stain and then using an old toothbrush to work it into the fabric. The product itself is good and effective, but I do prefer the Dr Beckmann range of spray stain removers and I think the brush is not effective. Dr Beckmann is always the brand I use for any stain remover (their carpet stain remover is the best) but I will stick to the sprays in future.