Home Stain Gel
Our original gel in three sizes. Squeeze a bead on the mark, wait, wipe.
6 products · 10 sizes and packs
Thick, unscented gel for the dark lines in silicone and grout. From $9.99.
Our original gel in three sizes. Squeeze a bead on the mark, wait, wipe.
The same gel idea in the blue label: a twin pack, or a larger bottle with a brush.
A mid-size bottle with a slim brush. The one we reach for on a washer seal.
8 fl oz
Get the Fix on AmazonThe 8 fl oz gel boxed with a brush and a spare tip. A tidy gift for a new home.
8 fl oz boxed
Get the Fix on AmazonA squat 8 fl oz bottle with a brush that stands steady on a narrow ledge.
8 fl oz
Get the Fix on AmazonA boxed 5 fl oz bottle with a brush. The smallest way to try the gel.
5 fl oz boxed
Get the Fix on AmazonNothing matches all of those.
Price per fluid ounce from our last update.
All our gels do the same job. You put them on a stain, they sit there for hours while it lifts, and then you wipe them away with a damp cloth. What you are choosing between is the size of the bottle, the tip, and whether a brush is in the pack.
Each product page gives the waiting time exactly as that bottle's own directions state it: anywhere from 3 to 8 hours. Longer is better on old, deep marks.
None of them fixes the damp that caused the marks. Dry the seal after washing and run a bathroom fan, or the lines return.
The dark stains that damp leaves in silicone, grout and caulk. It is a stain remover, not a disinfectant. The lasting fix is keeping the area dry.
Follow the time on your bottle. Our directions range from 3 to 8 hours, and old, deep marks do better with the longer end and a second round.
It is made for the rubber door seal and other hard surfaces around the home. After treating a washer seal, run a rinse or cleaning cycle before the next load of clothes.
If the seal or caulk keeps staying wet, yes. Leave the washer door open after a wash, wipe the seal dry, and run the bathroom fan.