Quick answer
Buncha Farmers Stain Remover is a natural, biodegradable stick that lifts cloth pad stains when rubbed directly onto damp fabric before washing. Follow the steps below for best results.
Why Buncha Farmers works on cloth pads
Cloth pads often develop stubborn stains from blood and other bodily fluids. The Buncha Farmers Stain Remover Stick is made with natural ingredients like coconut oil and vegetable-based surfactants, which break down organic stains without harsh chemicals. Because it's biodegradable and free of synthetic fragrance, it's a safe choice for your reusable pads and the environment.
Unlike chlorine-based stain removers, this stick is gentle on fabrics and won't weaken the absorbent core of your cloth pads. It's also compact and easy to keep in your bathroom or laundry area.
When to use it
For best results, treat stains as soon as possible after removing your pad. Fresh stains come out more easily than set-in ones. If you can't treat immediately, rinse the pad in cold water and let it air dry until you're ready to wash.
Buncha Farmers works well in both cold and warm water, but avoid hot water as it can set protein-based stains like blood.
Step-by-step stain removal
- Rinse the pad in cold water: Immediately after removing the pad, rinse it under cold running water to flush out excess blood. Avoid hot water, which can set the stain. The sooner you rinse, the easier the stain will lift.
- Wet the Buncha Farmers stick: Run the stick under a little water to activate the natural cleaning agents. This helps the stick glide smoothly and work into the fabric. Don't skip wetting the stick—it makes the formula more effective.
- Rub the stick directly on the stain: Rub the wet stick onto the stained area of the cloth pad, covering the entire stain. You should see the stain start to lighten as you work. Apply enough product to cover the stain, but avoid over-saturating the pad.
- Let it sit for 5–10 minutes: Allow the stain remover to penetrate the fabric. This gives the natural enzymes time to break down the stain before washing. Don't let it dry completely—set a timer to keep the fabric damp.
- Wash as usual: Wash your cloth pads in cold or warm water with your regular detergent. You can also scrape off a small piece of the stick and add it to the wash as a laundry booster. Check the stain after washing; repeat the process if any discoloration remains.
Product spotlight
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Buncha Farmers Stain Remover: The Buncha Farmers Stain Remover Stick is all natural and 100% biodegradable, with a fresh scent from essential oils and no synthetic fragrance. You can treat stains on reusable pads without exposing them (or your skin) to harsh chemicals, and the stick is safe for regular use.
Buncha Farmers Stain Remover
