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My kids can be hard on their clothes. You know how kids are. Some of them are just oblivious to what splashes or spills on them, or what they fall in or land on.
Wisk recently introduced a new detergent – Wisk with Stain Spectrum Technology. This detergent is designed especially to remove stains from the three major stain groups – carbohydrates (milk chocolate), proteins (grass) and oils (peanut butter), as well as other stains including those from the Bio (blood), bleachable (coffee), particulate (dirt) and synthetic (ink) groups.

With my youngest as my lab assistant (complete with lab coat and goggles of course), we did a little home lab experiment to see how well Wisk worked on stains. Take a look.

The table was very clean too, for those of you wondering.
One 50 fluid ounce bottle that cleans 32 loads has a suggested retail price of $5.99.  Visit Wisk.com for more information, as well as download a $1.00 off coupon. You can also visit Wisk at www.Facebook.com/Wisk.
This post is part of a campaign for Wisk and the new Stain Spectrum Technology and I will be compensated for my time. As always, the opinions reflected in this post have not been influenced by the sponsor in any way. Thoughts and opinions are 100% mine.

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  1. Great video. I am really impressed with how well the Wisk worked in that short amount of time. Your helper is absolutely adorable and so funny. I love how kids enjoy telling on us so much. 🙂

  2. Great video, Chris did a wonderful job as your assistant! I was surprised on how well the Wisk cleaned in just that short of time. I am stopping over to pick up a coupon to give it a try

  3. I love this detergent and am enjoying watching you test it out with your little lab assistant. thanks for sharing.

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