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Chateau Spill vs Red Wine Stain: Who wins?

Red wine stains are the worst. One moment you're sipping a glass of your favorite red, relaxing and enjoying the moment, the next thing you know, the contents are either all over the table cloth, or your clothes. Call it clumsiness, call it being 'a little tipsy,' either way, it ruins a lot of things big time -- not to mention your mood.

No, there is no way you're simply going to chuck it in the bin, and you're probably going to try a thing or two before you decide it's heading in that direction anyway. Lucky for you though, there now exists a truly efficient way to remove these unsightly blotches from fabric, so you can go on being a wine-lover without the hitches. It's so effective, you're going to hate yourself a little bit for going on this long without one!

This mystery product we have so much praise for isn't really a mystery -- it's the Chateau Spill red wine remover, the wonder liquid to end all your red wine stain dilemmas in a snap!  

Chateau Spill can remove a stain caused by your most beloved beverage so easily, it's almost shocking how quickly it disappears right before your very eyes. With just a few spritzes and rubs, it can all be gone just like that. On a featured article from Wired Magazine, it has been described as "inarguably the best" in removing red wine stains when compared to other similar products in the market. 

So how do you remove red wine stain with Chateau Spill?

So easy. Just follow these steps.

Red Wine Stain Removal from Clothing and Linen

• Identify the stained area and blot the excess liquid with a clean cloth or paper towel.
• Pour a few drops of cold water to slightly dampen the said area.
• Spray on Chateau Spill directly onto the stain, and blot with a cloth.
• Rub gently and spray on more Chateau Spill if necessary.
• Rinse with water.
• For stains that are old or have already set, repeat if needed.
• Launder as usual after treatment

Wine Stain Removal from Carpets and Upholstery

• Identify the stained area and blot the excess liquid with a clean cloth or paper towel.
• Pour a few drops of cold water to slightly dampen the said area.
• Spray on Chateau Spill onto a moist sponge or washcloth to clean area.
• To remove soapy residue, use sponge and water or a carpet cleaning vacuum.

And you're done! Feel free to pour yourself another glass - carefully this time - to celebrate! Well, in case you accidentally spill wine again, at least you know what to do. 

Chateau Spill saves the day!

Perhaps the other thing you need to know about the Chateau Spill is it doesn't contain harmful chemicals such as chlorine bleach, phosphate, or peroxide, and is also 100% biodegradable. It can't get any better than that!

This one of a kind red wine stain remover is also safe on colourfast fabrics.

However if you're not sure if the material isn't colourfast washable, best you do the colourfast test first. Here's how it's done.  

• Check the label. Does it say "hand wash only," "wash in cold water," "wash separately," "do not use detergent" or "turn inside out to launder"? It could be because the dyes used in this garment is not colourfast.
• If still unsure, choose a concealed corner of the fabric where you can spray the Chateau Spill.
• Leave it for 3 to 4 minutes.
• Blot with a paper towel. Did the colour run or come off of the paper towel? Did the colour change? If you answered yes to any of these questions, then do not use. But if nothing happens, that's an indication Chateau Spill is safe to be used on the garment.

Perhaps the other good thing you need to know about Chateau Spill is that, unlike other red wine stain removers out there, this one doesn't contain harmful chemicals such as Phosphate, Chlorine bleach, or Peroxide. It is also 100% biodegradable, which surely sounds like a pretty good deal, doesn't it? 

There simply is no other red wine stain remover that comes close to the power and performance Chateau Spill provides. It's a must-have for all wine-lovers -- who are also stain-haters. If you're one of them, you absolutely need to get your bottle today!