Travel & Lifestyle: Miss Mouth’s Messy Eater Stain Spray Is Shockingly Effective

If there’s one easy cleaning gem HuffPost readers love, buy on repeat and in multiples, it’s Miss Mouth’s stain-clearing cleaning spray. As the bottle states and reviewers echo: This stain remover works like straight-up magic, no heavy-duty gadget required! No matter what your clothes come up against, it can handle it. Smashed blueberries, a coffee dribble down your shirt just before work, grass-stained knees, blood, grease and ages-old mystery stains cannot compete. People love how effective and fast it is, and that it’s EPA Safer Choice Certified-safe. The stuff’s so in-demand it almost never goes on sale (seriously, the 16-ounce bottle has only discounted ONCE), but today you can get one for a cute 15% off — and they’re even cheaper if you nab the bundle!

You’ll find hoards of parents singing its praises for clearing baby stains, yes, but that’s not even close to where the magic ends. “There were a few small stains on my dress from 33 years ago,” one Amazon customer wrote about the spray. “Let me tell you it took the stains out and the material was perfect!! I definitely recommend this product and would give it more than 5 stars if possible 😊”

“I also spilled wine on my Ruggable and sprayed it and put it to wash immediately and no stains,” another shopper, Marylyn, shared.

With a simple 6-ingredient list that leads with water and ends with citric acid, it’s designed to work lightning fast without harmful chemicals like sulfates or formaldehydes. Just spritz, blot and launder as usual. “It has saved more outfits than I can count and has paid for itself about a hundred times over,” reviewer Maddie wrote of what she also describes as “witchcraft in a bottle.”

Hurry and spray it as soon as you can (and yes, there’s a pen version of this so you can still be quick on the go). “You need to spray, rub gently, and rinse with cold water immediately,” one user, Nicole Fabian shared — especially with the tougher stains like turmeric, mustard and blood.

“For the best results, spray it on the stain immediately and let it sit for 5–10 minutes before tossing it in the wash,” another shopper Austin Schow advises. “It’s remarkably effective on ‘set-in’ stains too, though it might require a second treatment.”

The spray (with good timing!) helps with rugs, clothes, couches, bags, cutting boards, and it’s even credited for being “freaking phenomenal to use in cars.”

“My mom and daughter made a flower girl dress out of my wedding dress for my daughters wedding. There were a few small stains on my dress from 33 years ago on parts of the dress they needed to use for the flower girl dress so I thought I would give this product a try after hearing and seeing good results from so many people. Let me tell you it took the stains out and the material was perfect!! I definitely recommend this product and would give it more than 5 stars if possible 😊” — Amazon Customer

“I drop food on my shirt all the time and ive used other products with no luck removing it. This does the trick! I also spilled wine on my ruggable and sprayed it and put it to wash immediately and no stains! Works well.” — Marilyn Mejia

“Whoever invented Miss Mouth’s Messy Eater Stain Treater deserves a Nobel Prize for Parenting Survival. This stuff is absolute magic. I’m talking blueberries, spaghetti, grease, mystery stains I don’t even remember happening—gone. Like they never existed. I spray it, toss it in the wash, and suddenly I look like the kind of mom whose kids eat neatly at the table (they absolutely do not). It has saved more outfits than I can count and has paid for itself about a hundred times over. If you have kids, or are married to someone who eats like one, you need this. Witchcraft in a bottle. Will never be without it.” — Maddie

“I dont know what witchery is involved here, but it hasnt failed me yet in getting out stains. As long as no entity shows up asking for my soul, I’ll keep buying. and even then, maybe.” — Amazon Customer

“The Verdict: A literal lifesaver for blowouts and berry stains. This spray is the gold standard for baby registries for a reason. Unlike harsh bleaches, it’s non-toxic and pH neutral, which is vital for newborn skin. It works best on organic stains—think fruit purees, formula spit-up, and the dreaded diaper blowout. Pro Tip: For the best results, spray it on the stain immediately and let it sit for 5–10 minutes before tossing it in the wash. It’s remarkably effective on “set-in” stains too, though it might require a second treatment.” — Austin Schow

Also, cleaning in general can be a real task. Here are a couple of finds that make it easy to keep things clean and tidy at home — including some on-sale finds worth grabbing now.