Shakin & Bakin Foodie Blog

This is a partnered post written by me on behalf of Triad Retail Media. All opinions are 100% mine.

As you all know, I absolutely love to cook, bake and entertain my family and friends. With all of that comes a lot of food stains on my kitchen and dining linens. Just the other day I had a little get-together here at my home and I ended up with a big wine stain on my tablecloth, food stains on my cloth napkins and a big chocolate sauce stain on one of my oven mitts. I wasn't very pleased!

I got online today to try to find some type of laundry product that would do a better job at removing stains from my kitchen linens and found some information on the Shout® Trigger. Have any of you used it yet? I am seriously considering getting myself some as it is available at Walmart and I am heading there this weekend.

I learned that the Shout Trigger® is a triple-action formula. It will cling to the stain, penetrate the stain and then lift the stain away. In addition to that, you can use it in cold, warm or hot water washes! It comes in a convenient trigger dispenser so you no longer have to mess with icky stain remover sticks or pens. You can use the product on all colorfast washables and I love that because my kitchen linens are brightly colored.
The product is made up of stain-fighting ingredients and enzymes to quickly penetrate, break-up and remove even your toughest stains! Wow! I certainly have tough stains to deal with! What kind of stains do you deal with on a regular basis at your home? What is your worst complaint when it comes to doing your family's laundry?

I can remember back in the good old days my mother standing at the kitchen sink with a laundry soap bar and a tooth brush trying to scrub stains out of her kitchen linens. Wow, that was a time consuming process and I am so glad that these days I don't have to do things like that!

I would love to hear about your laundry and stain issues and I would like to know if anyone has used this product and if so, what did you think about it?