Remove Cloth Pad Stains with Plantish Stain Remover

Quick answer

Use Plantish Stain Remover for Cloth Pads to treat fresh or dried period stains before your regular wash. This all-natural bar works on blood, red wine, and other organic marks without harsh chemicals.

Diagnosis & treatment for cloth pad stains

• Symptom: Fresh or dried blood stain visible on the pad after rinsing or after a full wash cycle.
• Likely cause: Blood proteins bind to cotton or bamboo fibers when exposed to heat (hot water, dryer) or when left untreated for more than a few hours. Always rinse pads in cold water immediately after use.
• Corrective action: Wet the stained area, rub the Plantish bar directly onto the mark until it lathers, let it sit for 15–30 minutes, then launder as usual with cold or warm water. For set-in stains, repeat or soak overnight in cold water with a little Plantish suds. Check the stain after the first treatment. If it remains, repeat the process before drying.
• When to stop or choose another option: If the stain is still visible after two treatments and a cold-water soak, it may be permanent due to heat setting or fabric wear. At that point, consider replacing the pad or using it as a backup.

Product spotlight

• Plantish Stain Remover for Cloth Pads: All-natural stain stick made with biodegradable coconut oil soap and washing soda. It safely lifts blood and organic stains without chlorine or synthetic brighteners, extending the life of your cloth pads.