Does This Stain Remover Really Work Magic? Let’s Spill the Tea!

Hi guys! I’m super excited to chat about Miss Mouth's Messy Eater Stain Treater Spray today. As a parent, I’m always on the hunt for something to tackle the inevitable messes my kids create, and this little spray caught my eye.

I decided to grab this stain remover because, let’s be real, poop stains are the ultimate test for any product. And guess what? This spray passes with flying colors—literally gets those gross stains out completely. I’ve also used it on food stains from my kids’ messy meals, and it works great on most of them.

I use it about twice a week, spraying it on stains, giving a quick rub if needed, and tossing the item in the wash. It’s been a lifesaver for baby food spills and even ink on my outdoor furniture—it removed regular pen ink pretty well (though beware of water stains after rinsing). It also did a decent job on older red dirt stains, which are a nightmare. However, I was bummed it didn’t fully tackle red/pink stains like tomato sauce or watermelon—those stayed put even after treatment. And on bedding with magic marker? Barely lifted the ink. Plus, it sometimes leaves bleach-like stains on clothes, which is a bummer.

Things I loved? It’s fantastic on the grossest stains like poop and most food messes. It also significantly reduced marker stains on upholstery (like my dark gray bed), even if not completely. And it’s EPA Safer Choice certified, so I feel good using it around my family.

Things that could be better? It’s useless on red/pink stains, struggles with marker on bedding, and those bleach-like marks on clothes are annoying. Also, the price feels kinda ridiculous for what it is.

In a nutshell, it’s a great stain fighter for common messes but not a magic wand for everything.

Final thoughts: I definitely recommend keeping this in your stain-fighting toolbox, especially for kid messes, but have a backup for tricky red stains or bedding disasters. It’s worth a shot if stains are your nemesis!