Fabric Stain Remover Spray 100ml – Removes Curry, Oil, Tea & Food Stains from Clothes

Curry doesn't wash out. You already know this.

Turmeric bonds to fabric. So does gravy, so does chai, so does chocolate on a school uniform. You soak it, you scrub it, you wash it twice — and there's still a shadow where the stain was.

Stufx Labs Fabric Food Stain Remover breaks the stain down before it sets, so it lifts out in a normal wash instead of living on the shirt forever.

Spray. Wait. Wash.

• Works on 100+ everyday food stains — curry, gravy, sauce, chocolate, coffee, tea, oil and grease
• Colour safe — won't bleach or fade coloured and printed fabrics
• Safe on all common fabrics — cotton, polyester, denim, blends
• Plant-based, non-toxic formula
• No harsh bleach smell
• 100ml spray bottle — treats dozens of stains

Built for Indian food stains

🍛 Curry & Turmeric · 🍅 Sauce & Ketchup · 🥘 Gravy · 🍫 Chocolate · ☕ Coffee & Tea · 🛢️ Oil & Grease

Questions people ask

Will it remove old, already-washed stains? Sometimes. Once a stain has been through a hot wash and dried, it's partially set. Spray it, leave it up to 20 minutes and wash again — many stains lift, but a fully set turmeric stain may only fade.

Is it safe on coloured and printed clothes? Yes, it's colour safe and won't bleach. Patch-test on an inside seam first with delicate or hand-dyed fabrics.

Can I use it on silk, wool or delicates? Not recommended. Silk, wool and other protein fibres need specialist care and can be damaged by general stain treatments.

Does it work on non-food stains like ink or paint? It's formulated for food and grease. Ink, paint and dye stains are a different chemistry and it won't reliably lift those.

How many stains does one bottle treat? Roughly 40–50 average-sized stains per 100ml bottle.

Do I still need to wash the garment after? Yes. This is a pre-treatment — it breaks the stain down so your normal wash can carry it away.