Here's the information on the stain removers tested. More details in the video description. A big "thank you" to everyone who suggested this review, and I'm looking forward to reading your comments on future video ideas! How about carpet cleaners or carpet stain removers? Will there be good interest in this topic? Thanks again, Todd The Pink Stuff: amzn.to/3WK8BKJ OxiClean Spray: amzn.to/4c6vo8c Shout: amzn.to/4colzTj Spray’n Wash: amzn.to/4d62upT Tide: amzn.to/3LN5vPX De-Solv-It: amzn.to/4c73EAm OxiClean Gel Stick: amzn.to/3A7u6fI Stain Rescue: amzn.to/3SqWZcX Dreft: amzn.to/3WKuUQs Miss Mouth’s: amzn.to/3Sw7JXz Zout: amzn.to/4d1KsVZ Attitude: amzn.to/4c89vW1
I absolutely would watch a show down on carpet cleaners and stain removers. I would also watch a round two on stain removers if you found more brands. Thanks for the hard work!!!
Honestly, it's pretty incredible we have a channel like this available. Non biased empirical testing just cuts out all of the marketing, hearsay and anecdotal misinformation.
My wife has long suffered my clothes getting stained from all the vehicle maintenance I do in the garage. Shared this with her instantly, and she's now sworn off dreft forever. I think you've just earned yourself another subscriber, she's just sent me back your drill bit test! I didn't have the heart to tell her I saw it 10 minutes after it came out 😅
Conclusion: If you get a mustard stain on a white T-shirt, then buy a bottle of mustard for a buck and stain the whole shirt. Now you have a yellow T-shirt and saved yourself some cash.
My wife swears about shout and on really bad stains she put shout and a watered down solution of dawn dishwashing soap and uses a soft brush to scrub the mixture into the stain. This mixture works about 99% of the time, if this doesn’t work, you are stuck with a stain on that piece of clothing.
Stay clean and sponsorship free, this is and has proven to always be my favorite product review channel on RUclips, I can trust your reviews and I have purchased products according to my needs.
I'm having a hard time believing "The very affordable Shout brand" didn't sponsor this video. Edit: Ok, I checked the transcript and I retract my skepticism. He does also call the S'nW 'very affordable' several times. I was tuned in specifically to see how the shout brand did because that's what I use so I think that's why I noticed it.
@@McP1mpin He also called out Spray n Wash for being affordable and those products are made by 2 completely different companies. All of his videos are like this, if a cheap product performs the best in a category, he often makes a point of calling it out.
@@jdub122If you want to look at my comment history I actually mention in another comment that I'm a lifelong Shout user. I'm just pointing out what I noticed.
Although a consumer reports style website so you can browse everything tested and see the results easy all without going through and watching videos would be nice too.
Thank you for everything! My Dad passed last June, so I haven't had that person I trust to recommended trusted products until I found out about you last year. On behalf of all the young/grown kids out there, thank you.
15 years ago Zout was lots better than Shout. I noticed it hasn’t seemed to work as well in recent years and wondered if it were my imagination. Glad to see these results. Now I feel validated.
I’ve used Zout FOREVER, which does not remove stain immediately, but then I soak the items in washing soda dissolved in water. Works nearly every time but I’m willing to try something else if the product alone would remove the stain without the long soak!
My wife has been using Shout since before we got married, and it seems to work well on stains I acquire over the course of a work day. She's going to feel justified when I tell her it placed top three in your comprehensive testing. Another product that we thank you for testing so that we don't literally pour money down the drains. Thank you for all the fantastic reviews you have done over the years!
Unfortunately he didn't include "lift off ", They have one formula designed to remove oil wax and grease and another 1 designed to remove magic marker and ballpoint pen ink. Good stuff and not particularly expensive. Actually my go to for most cleaning and laundry stains is oxyclean crystals dissolved in warm water with a little bit of soap added.
He did say cheap. He probably has a part 2 coming , the big guns. Oxi powder, oxi white revive, lift off, white brite... he has access to alot for an arsenal attack @goodun2974
As a professional cleaner ALL stain remover products are an absolute con.... All you need is 1/4 scoop of your laundry powder Tide/OMO etc + 1/4 scoop oxyclean/vanish in a bowl of warm water. THATS IT
@@VacMaster1991 As a professional cleaner ALL stain remover products are an absolute con.... All you need is 1/4 scoop of your laundry powder Tide/OMO etc + 1/4 scoop oxyclean/vanish in a bowl of warm water. THATS IT
This man is a legit super hero, and don’t even realize it. Dudes out here doing gods works, and showing everyone the mean / lean deals! I worked at a antique tractor junkyard , and we all used to sit watch your videos lol
Shout out to Project Farm for the endless energy and enthusiasm! Do need to try Oxi Clean though as everyone seems very happy with it. Pink too, why not! Many thanks!
I've used Shout! for decades. Recently, I found that Dawn helps with tougher stains. If they don't come out the first try with Shout!, I spray them again, rub in some Dawn, and rewash. Works great!
I've been using Shout since it first appeared. Great stuff. Easy to apply and a bottle lasts a long time. For plain washing, I use Trader Joe's detergent. For a softener, nothing beats plain white vinegar. Makes clothes fluffy and soft, and you don't have to deal with those cheap perfume smells.
Businesses should take notice of your channel. If their product performs well, that's the easiest product promotion i could possibly imagine lol! Though, I'm still very happy you don't have any sponsorships; keeps your results unbiased and accurate.
Business DO take notice.. Turtle wax came by after a car wax test and showed some love to a lot of the comments. The screwdriver nerds' said they were sitting on the edge of their seats,, Other companies have stopped by as well... This channel is highly respected at many levels..
Thanks! I really like your reviews. As far as the stain removers, I have found that putting my liquid clothes detergent (currently All Free and Clear) directly on stains, rubbing it in and leaving for last into the wash, gives me equal or better results than just using Shout. So I suggest you include this as a follow-up test. But I'll pick up some Pink Stuff for comparison!
I happened to be in a retail store today and a young couple were looking for a product to detail their vehicle. They were looking at Chemical Guys and I said excuse me but there’s a guy on RUclips that tested all these products and the Adam’s brand was highly rated I suggested they watch your feed. By the way I’m happy to see that Shout and OxiClean did so well as the was what my mom used. I wear a chartreuse shirt doing yard work and it gets hammered with stains and I grab the bottle of Shout or OxiClean and spray the stains let them sit for awhile and then wash them and both do a fantastic job of removing the stains! You are a valued source for items I might be interested in buying and I now check your feed before I even consider adding anything to cart. Thank you for all the hard work you do to save all of us money by testing all the those items! Thanks again from Northern Ontario
Thank you. I know you're not supposed to mix chemicals but the two I use, Shout and Oxiclean, work even better together. I spray them both on tough stains like bacon grease.
There’s a reason why!: Shout (or dish soap, etc.) breaks up the grease. Oxy breaks down the organic components that stain. Put together, you’ve treated both components that would leave a visible mark.
One of the most useful channels to all the societies that have these products around. Really feels amazing to know you are paying for the best value and not reputation and marketing.
Most of us have a few of these stain removers. The most valuable thing is your chart to which works best on each type of stain. I took a screen shot of it and will print it out and put on inside of cabinet door 👍🏻 Thank You
I started using the oxi clean spray about a month ago. As a locksmith I usually get the hydraulic oil from door closers on my work shirts. I’ve been very impressed by it and you confirmed my experience. Thank you for the video.
For grease or oil stains, rub white cream hand cleaner onto the stain, without pumice works best. Let sit for a few hours or overnight, wash in the washing machine separately from regular laundry. I've been doing this on my work pants and coveralls for a long time.
Yup, worked great for me too. I haven't tried without pumice, but Gogo Orange hand cleaner worked miracles for me. I got dirty hydraulic oil out of a cream colored pair of cargo pants and there wasn't any visible stain left behind.
@@shabadoo24 As a professional cleaner ALL stain remover products are an absolute con.... All you need is 1/4 scoop of your laundry powder Tide/OMO etc + 1/4 scoop oxyclean/vanish in a bowl of warm water. THATS IT
So refreshing to have non bias reviews of products. You can't trust anything you see on YT from everyone being sold out to the products. Keep it up PF.
Dollar Tree's LA's Totally Awesome cleaner works really well, too. Rereading the label, I'll try it on my stains, too, instead of Spray'nWash, moving to Pink soon.
Been a Shout brand loyalist my entire life because there really weren't any extensive tests done and it's what we had as a kid. Glad to see it performed pretty well here. I recently purchased 'Shout Advanced' which claims to have '70% more stain fighting ingredients.' Would've loved to see how it performed here against the others.
I'm a simple man, I see a Project Farm video, I put it on, hit like and let the entire thing play even if it isn't something I'm interested it. Best channel on the internet.
The best selling point to me is that you’re fair and unbiased! Enjoy your channel and I tell all my friends! Thank you for all your hard work. I’m sure it ain’t easy and it’s a full time job.
That and his reviews are thorough and reasonable. The experiments he runs reflect real world usage, but are also very well controlled. Most advertisements you see are blatantly setting up easy strawmen to take down and give silly measures like "Look 40% younger."
We have been using Pink Stuff for about 2yrs. We have been so happy with how well it works. It's cool to see your video and it's performance. Thank you again for all of your efforts and dedication!
Awesome tests! From personal experience regularly getting oil stains on clothing, my go to method is mixing a small amount of oxyclean and dish soap together in a bowl, putting it on the stain and rubbing it in, letting it soak a while. Works significantly better than any method I have found. My wife is always amazed the stains I’ll get out of our clothing.
I, like many others, enjoy your reviews! We have become wiser with our purchases thanks to you. I do have a suggestion for another review. That would be pruning shears for shrubs and bushes. I've bought a few but found most don't cut that well. Some require two hands to cut, and others slide to the side while cutting. Thanks for all that you do!
Todd would please consider testing laundry powdered stain removers that you just dump in the washing machine? Costco just introduced their own version of oxi-clean. Thanks for all of your efforts!
A Tide pen is a must have. My wife carries one with her in her purse and it has come in very handy and works well. We use shout at home, and it sometimes takes a couple washes - just check it before drying. Great video!
"Goop Hand Cleaner & Stain Remover" 14oz container for $5, plus comes in many sizes. Just rub-it-in on ANY tuff clothing stains (including oils) and then wash. My husband uses it in the garage for his hands and I for his stained work clothes lol
Written on Goop's container: GOOP quickly and safely removes grease, paint, ink, tar, industrial soils, etc. from hands and washable clothing - Try it for difficult and stubborn stains on: Shirt collars, Blouses, Skirts, Slacks, Vinyl, Canvas, Woodwork, Rugs, and so much more! Sometimes I'll use an old toothbrush to rub it in even more, if I know the stain will be very difficult to remove. This stuff is Amazing!
@@ProjectFarm My pleasure! Thank You for all the years you've been helping us decide on great working products with your testings! My husband and I love your channel along with your awesome personality.
I was thinking the same thing. He tested it in the degreaser video, though it would also fit well here, especially considering the price per oz and how little is required.
I've always found LA's Totally Awesome products to be fine for the money but average at best to the top brands. The Oxi Clean MaxForce used in this clip is the best I've found at removing oil/grease stains.
Alright Todd. My toilet clogged last night so it’s time for the Project Farm toilet bowl throw down. Let’s test eating capacity, time to refill, noise on flush/refill, possibly mechanism durability. From $89 Home Depot special to the Rolls-Royce Toto. You and Cousin Eddie can explore where no one has effectively tested before!
@@bridgettstephens5582 Usually, I heard about it being used for cleaning up buildup, such as the rings from hard water. It's one of those circa-2012 viral Facebook type "tricks". It's just a mild acid, and doesn't particularly work well. If you need an unclogging acid, use sulfuric or lye based drain cleaners. Plungers or a 5 gal bucket always worked better for most clogs. As for buildup, just scrub more than once a decade with any cleaner and it shouldn't be a problem. But the original comment wants toilet models compared, not a bad idea!
UK viewer here - so happy to see one of our products included in and winning a project farm test!! The Pink stuff brand has a great reputation in the UK for excellent value and results. They make a whole range of products and all the ones I’ve used have delivered great results - nice to see there will be happy pink stuff customers in the USA too 🇬🇧 🇺🇸 ❤
@@DMalek Eek. The reason I buy this here in the UK is it's typically lower cost than the more popular brand names but just as good if not better. You saw those results right? The top-10 products all had very similar results. If there's something cheaper locally just go for that.
I did a similar test when my toddler son was staining all his clothes, and I was going through a bottle of stain cleaner a month. I found Zout the best.
THANK YOU!! i first landed on your double sided tape vid you had, looking for a good tape for a project. as a carpenter i can tell you put in alot of work for your vids.. for saving me time and effort for finding suitable products for various jobs, YOU ARE NOW MY SUPER HERO!!! i am now a proud subscriber and your the first person im gonnah have to set my notification to all your vids.. you are now my greatest youtuber of all times.. thanks bro keep it up!!!
Todd my wife and I use a stain remover called Folex for laundry and carpet stains. It seems to work better than the others we’ve tried , just our opinion. I think she usually gets it at Lowe’s. Just sharing in case you do a carpet version of this video. Your channel is awesome !!
The formula has changed. The old one worked like a dream, removing practically any stain easily and quickly without any fumes or chemical smell. It was a light pink in color. But I recently bought a new jug filled with a clear liquid that didn’t remove anything. I was so surprised by the change that it motivated me to conduct some research. Apparently Folex is now owned by a company who decided to change the formula but kept the name and packaging the same. So loyal customers thinking they’re buying the original will be duped. Why ruin a good thing? Don’t waste your money. It’s not the same formula.
Could you compare charging cables for phones? My iPhone guy tells me OEM is best because they use silver, not copper. Sounded like a question for you! LOVE and TRUST your content.
The resistivity of silver is just slightly less than that of copper, so in theory electrons could flow faster, but really the diameter of the wire makes a far larger difference and charging also depends way more on the charging block controlling the current than it does on the cable. As long as your cable is rated to the wattage for your charging block, and your charging block is rated to the wattage for your phone, there should barely ever be a difference from material. Silver is definitely more expensive though, that’s certain. I would be interested to see the results of testing though.
BRAVO! Great Study/Research! Thank you so much for taking the time to do this! I have always bought/ used SHOUT for the past 2 decades, I'm so happy to see it ranked #3 in your study!
Have you tried “Darn Tough” socks? They are not cheap, but they have been the best so far for me. They also have a lifetime warranty! I’m not sure how the return process works, I still haven’t had to replace any of mine yet and I’m going on 4 years! I work out doors mostly and spend a lot of time hiking!
Darn tough socks. Not like wool socks from 20 years ago. They won’t make your ankles itch or leave your feet sweaty and they literally have a lifetime warranty that they back up. USA made in Vermont.
I don't usually add a comment to your videos but, I have to say, this was pure class. I also design and build speakers and can easily tell a difference in crossover components. Thank you Danny.
@@sunshine3914 yes vinegar is still my go to for all kinds of things from bug bites and other skin rashes to stomach problems. I have no hair left that I can not comment on 😂
There are a lot of traditions that people follow without knowing why. Often they don't do anything useful; sometimes they make things worse. Baking soda does make a difference when used as a paste to scrub things, since it results in a very fine abrasive. Otherwise it doesn't do much. Vinegar is useful as an acid that's safe to work with and easily available. That helps break down or dissolve some things that water won't. But for the same reason pissing on a bite doesn't help, vinegar doesn't either - you're likely to cause more harm than good as you subject the already damaged skin to a mild acid. An interesting trick I've learned from watching chemists is that often it's easier to use multiple chemicals to get to your final goal. Oils don't dissolve in water, but soap will let the two stick together so you can wash away the oils. Many things dissolve readily in alcohol, but it has to be proper alcohol, not rubbing alcohol which is isopropyl alcohol that is heavily diluted with water. I know pine resin (used for soldering) won't dissolve at all in water or with soap, but dissolves easily in acetone. You can blot it and flush it away, then wash away the acetone with water. Lots of other nasty degreasers (xylene, toluene) can work wonders, but they are dangerous to work with unless you have proper gloves and ventilation. Finding a sequence of solvents where each is able to clean up the other until you get to clean water can be quite powerful and is used all the time in chemistry.
Baking soda is great on anything grease based or bódy oils. It was Grandma's secret to keeping whites white, especially sheets. Oils are acidic, and bs is alkaline so it breaks it down to neutral to be washed away. Vinegar is acidic, so it works well on alkaline stains. Minerals are alkalíne so it removes hard water buildup around sinks etc.
Every shop has a bottle of dawn dish washing liquid in it as it is used for so many different things and in a pinch works OK as a stain remover. I add a little dawn to my stain treatments. I would liked to have seen that included as I wondered if it helped any at all or was a waste of time and money.
🎵"Shout, shout, get it all out, these are the stains you can do without so come on, we're cleaning for you so come on"🎵 You're welcome shout company. There's your new commercial
Please woodworking finishes next. There are new technology out there like UV-activated finishes which cures instant, epoxy, lacquer, ceramic finishes and all the other traditional.
If you do such a review, please include wipe-on polyurethane and also comparisons with tung oil and boiled linseed oil diluted with turpentine or mineral spirits.
I do not take the time to thank you often enough. I am impressed by the depth of your testing. And number of unique measuring tools used, is impressive. So Thank you
Can you do a test on foot powder / foot powder spray? Something to put in boots before a long day working or hiking? Maybe even use those odor eater insoles as a control? Thanks!
Here's the information on the stain removers tested. More details in the video description. A big "thank you" to everyone who suggested this review, and I'm looking forward to reading your comments on future video ideas! How about carpet cleaners or carpet stain removers? Will there be good interest in this topic? Thanks again, Todd
The Pink Stuff: amzn.to/3WK8BKJ
OxiClean Spray: amzn.to/4c6vo8c
Shout: amzn.to/4colzTj
Spray’n Wash: amzn.to/4d62upT
Tide: amzn.to/3LN5vPX
De-Solv-It: amzn.to/4c73EAm
OxiClean Gel Stick: amzn.to/3A7u6fI
Stain Rescue: amzn.to/3SqWZcX
Dreft: amzn.to/3WKuUQs
Miss Mouth’s: amzn.to/3Sw7JXz
Zout: amzn.to/4d1KsVZ
Attitude: amzn.to/4c89vW1
@@ProjectFarm yes please do carpet stain removers!
I absolutely would watch a show down on carpet cleaners and stain removers. I would also watch a round two on stain removers if you found more brands. Thanks for the hard work!!!
Absolutely on the carpet stain treatments!
@ProjectFarm
Should have finished the video with ...
... and please, keep washing.
Please do a video on printer ink. Rip trees
Honestly, it's pretty incredible we have a channel like this available. Non biased empirical testing just cuts out all of the marketing, hearsay and anecdotal misinformation.
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Agreed, but it's not always unbiased as he tends to lean towards items that are available through Amazon since he's an affiliate.
Yeah very original comment.
@jeremyniels and yours was even better. Someone needs a hug 🫂
Imagine if our news was like this?
My wife has long suffered my clothes getting stained from all the vehicle maintenance I do in the garage. Shared this with her instantly, and she's now sworn off dreft forever. I think you've just earned yourself another subscriber, she's just sent me back your drill bit test! I didn't have the heart to tell her I saw it 10 minutes after it came out 😅
Thanks for sharing.
Todds voice: Very Impressive! ;)
TEN minutes after it came out? I'm sure you had more important things to do. Are you even a fan? /s
Regular cream hand cleaner works pretty good on oil stains. Rub onto the stain and let it sit.
@@GASNICABRUNATNA yeah, if you're not watching it live from the window, then you're not a fan
On behalf of everyone who benefits from your excellent videos, thank you. Money well spent.
Thank you very much!
Very impressive!
Very impressive, indeed, MichaelCowden! ( also andyviking 😁) It's so easy to love Todd! Thank you for your great work, Project Farm!
Thank you
@@andyviking3155😂😂😂
Conclusion: If you get a mustard stain on a white T-shirt, then buy a bottle of mustard for a buck and stain the whole shirt. Now you have a yellow T-shirt and saved yourself some cash.
Good Point!
You'll also smell of Oktoberfest, but that can be a win too.
My wife swears about shout and on really bad stains she put shout and a watered down solution of dawn dishwashing soap and uses a soft brush to scrub the mixture into the stain. This mixture works about 99% of the time, if this doesn’t work, you are stuck with a stain on that piece of clothing.
At $1.00 a bottle at Walmart, you’re not wrong!!! 😂
@@jamesgarris289… I miss the old Shout sticks. I still have one Sray and Wash stick that is reserved for important stuff.
Stay clean and sponsorship free, this is and has proven to always be my favorite product review channel on RUclips, I can trust your reviews and I have purchased products according to my needs.
Thanks so much! Thanks for supporting the channel! I really appreciate it!
I'm having a hard time believing "The very affordable Shout brand" didn't sponsor this video.
Edit: Ok, I checked the transcript and I retract my skepticism. He does also call the S'nW 'very affordable' several times. I was tuned in specifically to see how the shout brand did because that's what I use so I think that's why I noticed it.
@@McP1mpin He also called out Spray n Wash for being affordable and those products are made by 2 completely different companies. All of his videos are like this, if a cheap product performs the best in a category, he often makes a point of calling it out.
@@McP1mpinhow do I trust that you aren’t affiliated with one of the competitors?
@@jdub122If you want to look at my comment history I actually mention in another comment that I'm a lifelong Shout user. I'm just pointing out what I noticed.
This is way better than anything Consumer Reports puts out there. I love the thorough and equal testing of each product he tests.
Thanks!
Consumer reports is a joke
Although a consumer reports style website so you can browse everything tested and see the results easy all without going through and watching videos would be nice too.
Curious where the hate for Consumer Reports is coming from, they do plenty of good, scientific testing
@@MindGoblin195 Ask Suzuki about their testing
You are the public service master. Your efforts do not go unnoticed sir!
Thanks so much!
I just appreciate this being free on RUclips. Hope Project Farm is making good money, he deserves it.
That's right I see the guy can afford a haircut.
Scientist and a big fan. Approve of your methods!
Thanks so much! Thanks for supporting the channel! I really appreciate it!
You really are a national treasure. Thanks!
You're welcome!
Thank you for everything! My Dad passed last June, so I haven't had that person I trust to recommended trusted products until I found out about you last year. On behalf of all the young/grown kids out there, thank you.
You are welcome! Thanks for the supporting the channel! I really appreciate it!
"Dollar sign, pound, exclamation point and ampersand happens." Truly a lesson we should all take to heart!
Thanks!
Dang it. I've been a Zout man for years. Looks like I'm switching up. Thanks ,Todd, for always helping my life get a little better every video.
Thank you for sharing!
Me too!
15 years ago Zout was lots better than Shout. I noticed it hasn’t seemed to work as well in recent years and wondered if it were my imagination. Glad to see these results. Now I feel validated.
I’ve used Zout FOREVER, which does not remove stain immediately, but then I soak the items in washing soda dissolved in water. Works nearly every time but I’m willing to try something else if the product alone would remove the stain without the long soak!
Zout sucks. It couldn’t remove coffee stains or even sweat stains.
Project Farm is still the hardest working channel on RUclips. They always manage to get the dirt out.
Thanks!
@ProjectFarm u married bby
This is my “Consumer Reports”. Thank you for all your hard work and honesty!!
You are welcome!
100%, it’s now better, easy to access and best of all free.
My wife has been using Shout since before we got married, and it seems to work well on stains I acquire over the course of a work day.
She's going to feel justified when I tell her it placed top three in your comprehensive testing.
Another product that we thank you for testing so that we don't literally pour money down the drains.
Thank you for all the fantastic reviews you have done over the years!
Thanks and you are welcome!
I have tried about 50 different stain removes. I'm so glad you did this!
Thank you very much!
Unfortunately he didn't include "lift off ", They have one formula designed to remove oil wax and grease and another 1 designed to remove magic marker and ballpoint pen ink. Good stuff and not particularly expensive. Actually my go to for most cleaning and laundry stains is oxyclean crystals dissolved in warm water with a little bit of soap added.
He did say cheap. He probably has a part 2 coming , the big guns. Oxi powder, oxi white revive, lift off, white brite... he has access to alot for an arsenal attack @goodun2974
As a professional cleaner ALL stain remover products are an absolute con....
All you need is 1/4 scoop of your laundry powder Tide/OMO etc + 1/4 scoop oxyclean/vanish in a bowl of warm water.
THATS IT
@@VacMaster1991 As a professional cleaner ALL stain remover products are an absolute con....
All you need is 1/4 scoop of your laundry powder Tide/OMO etc + 1/4 scoop oxyclean/vanish in a bowl of warm water.
THATS IT
I just love it when these expensive brands with outrageous claims, fail miserably. Thanks for all you do!
You are welcome!
This guy just raised Pink stuffs stock to an all time high overnight!
😂😮😂🎉
👌Thanks!
Thanks for supporting the channel! I really appreciate it!
This man is a legit super hero, and don’t even realize it. Dudes out here doing gods works, and showing everyone the mean / lean deals! I worked at a antique tractor junkyard , and we all used to sit watch your videos lol
Thanks!
As someone in England I’m so glad to see the pink stuff here.
Hope you’re well Todd.
Thanks! I am well! Thanks for sharing.
Shout out to Project Farm for the endless energy and enthusiasm!
Do need to try Oxi Clean though as everyone seems very happy with it. Pink too, why not!
Many thanks!
Thanks for supporting the channel! I really appreciate it!
I've used Shout! for decades. Recently, I found that Dawn helps with tougher stains. If they don't come out the first try with Shout!, I spray them again, rub in some Dawn, and rewash. Works great!
Thanks for sharing.
Great to know! I wondering if using Shout plus Dawn the first time would be worth it.
@@sacredcowbbq1326, it is, wife and I do that just about every stain and the items comes out perfect.
Dawn is my favorite stain remover.
I've been using Shout since it first appeared. Great stuff. Easy to apply and a bottle lasts a long time. For plain washing, I use Trader Joe's detergent. For a softener, nothing beats plain white vinegar. Makes clothes fluffy and soft, and you don't have to deal with those cheap perfume smells.
I am a mechanic in a paper mill and have been using the Oxi Clean spray on my uniforms for years. It's almost a miracle product!! Great video!!
Thanks for sharing!
International Paper?
Businesses should take notice of your channel. If their product performs well, that's the easiest product promotion i could possibly imagine lol! Though, I'm still very happy you don't have any sponsorships; keeps your results unbiased and accurate.
Thanks!
I can't remember what it was, but I do remember seeing someone put "featured on Project Farm" as their advertising.
Maybe he could get paid for companies just to say that. This guy should be the richest person on youtube lol @Badenhawk
@@stziggy16 He doesn't do that so as to avoid any bias towards the products he tests.
Business DO take notice.. Turtle wax came by after a car wax test and showed some love to a lot of the comments. The screwdriver nerds' said they were sitting on the edge of their seats,, Other companies have stopped by as well... This channel is highly respected at many levels..
Thanks! I really like your reviews. As far as the stain removers, I have found that putting my liquid clothes detergent (currently All Free and Clear) directly on stains, rubbing it in and leaving for last into the wash, gives me equal or better results than just using Shout. So I suggest you include this as a follow-up test. But I'll pick up some Pink Stuff for comparison!
Thanks for the suggestion. Thanks for supporting the channel! I really appreciate it!
Thank you for being sponsorship free! I always enjoy your videos when i come across them
Thanks! Thanks for supporting the channel! I really appreciate it!
Thanks!
I happened to be in a retail store today and a young couple were looking for a product to detail their vehicle. They were looking at Chemical Guys and I said excuse me but there’s a guy on RUclips that tested all these products and the Adam’s brand was highly rated I suggested they watch your feed. By the way I’m happy to see that Shout and OxiClean did so well as the was what my mom used. I wear a chartreuse shirt doing yard work and it gets hammered with stains and I grab the bottle of Shout or OxiClean and spray the stains let them sit for awhile and then wash them and both do a fantastic job of removing the stains! You are a valued source for items I might be interested in buying and I now check your feed before I even consider adding anything to cart. Thank you for all the hard work you do to save all of us money by testing all the those items! Thanks again from Northern Ontario
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I can almost always give Project Farm a thumbs up before watching his videos. He's one of the BEST channels on youtube. That's MY rating.
Thanks so much!
Hands down best channel on RUclips. Thanks for all of your comprehensive reviews!
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It can not be Sunday without a Project Farm video.
Thank you very much!
Sundays existed before Todd was born.
Canadian guitar repairer Ted Woodford invariably releases a video every Sunday afternoon.
Time for church!
@@ReadtheBible88 No, they didn't. I read in a book they did not exist before Todd was born.
Thank you. I know you're not supposed to mix chemicals but the two I use, Shout and Oxiclean, work even better together. I spray them both on tough stains like bacon grease.
Same, I use shout first and then the oxiclean spray a few mins later because it’s thicker.
It would be interesting to have that as a follow-up test.
There’s a reason why!:
Shout (or dish soap, etc.) breaks up the grease. Oxy breaks down the organic components that stain. Put together, you’ve treated both components that would leave a visible mark.
Thanks! You do great work.
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Thanks! Your videos are my go to before buying nearly anything! Keep up the great work!
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Best channel on RUclips!
Even if you're not interested in the product being tested. Please watch these videos. We gotta keep this channel going!
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As a UK viewer it's nice to see products that are available in / from the UK in the tests and doing well. keep up the great work!
Thanks, will do!
I'm from Canada but I use the Vanish stick from the UK and it works amazing. I'd be curious to see how that would have compared to the sprays.
One of the most useful channels to all the societies that have these products around. Really feels amazing to know you are paying for the best value and not reputation and marketing.
Thanks!
Most of us have a few of these stain removers. The most valuable thing is your chart to which works best on each type of stain. I took a screen shot of it and will print it out and put on inside of cabinet door 👍🏻 Thank You
Agreed. None of them worked on everything, but a couple of them would cover anything you can think of.
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I started using the oxi clean spray about a month ago. As a locksmith I usually get the hydraulic oil from door closers on my work shirts. I’ve been very impressed by it and you confirmed my experience. Thank you for the video.
You are welcome! Thanks for sharing.
Using the dry powder with hot water and an hour long soak in a small bucket has done wonders for my work clothes.
For grease or oil stains, rub white cream hand cleaner onto the stain, without pumice works best. Let sit for a few hours or overnight, wash in the washing machine separately from regular laundry. I've been doing this on my work pants and coveralls for a long time.
Yup, worked great for me too. I haven't tried without pumice, but Gogo Orange hand cleaner worked miracles for me. I got dirty hydraulic oil out of a cream colored pair of cargo pants and there wasn't any visible stain left behind.
For car oil i use toothpaste. Works awesome.
For cooking oil stains, Dawn dish soap has been our stain remover for years, and it’s worked great. (I always get the 4X Platinum.)
@@shabadoo24 As a professional cleaner ALL stain remover products are an absolute con....
All you need is 1/4 scoop of your laundry powder Tide/OMO etc + 1/4 scoop oxyclean/vanish in a bowl of warm water.
THATS IT
Dawn or vodka work well on oil stains
Love this stuff. Great videos, thanks!
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So refreshing to have non bias reviews of products. You can't trust anything you see on YT from everyone being sold out to the products. Keep it up PF.
Thank you!
It’s wild seeing these cheap brands blow the expensive brands out of the water. I love it lol
Great point!
Dollar Tree's LA's Totally Awesome cleaner works really well, too. Rereading the label, I'll try it on my stains, too, instead of Spray'nWash, moving to Pink soon.
@@ljprep6250I do like the dollar tree awesome cleaner. Works well
We've used Shout, Tide, and currently use Oxi Clean. Now I want to try this Pink Stuff, too. Thanks!
Thank you for sharing!
Been a Shout brand loyalist my entire life because there really weren't any extensive tests done and it's what we had as a kid. Glad to see it performed pretty well here. I recently purchased 'Shout Advanced' which claims to have '70% more stain fighting ingredients.' Would've loved to see how it performed here against the others.
Thanks for the suggestion.
I'm a simple man, I see a Project Farm video, I put it on, hit like and let the entire thing play even if it isn't something I'm interested it. Best channel on the internet.
Thanks so much!
You’re a simple man. You’re a man of culture. And you like wholesome things.
The best selling point to me is that you’re fair and unbiased! Enjoy your channel and I tell all my friends! Thank you for all your hard work. I’m sure it ain’t easy and it’s a full time job.
That and his reviews are thorough and reasonable. The experiments he runs reflect real world usage, but are also very well controlled. Most advertisements you see are blatantly setting up easy strawmen to take down and give silly measures like "Look 40% younger."
Thank you very much!
This result is what every customer wants. Thanks for making the best content on this platform.
Thanks!
We have been using Pink Stuff for about 2yrs. We have been so happy with how well it works. It's cool to see your video and it's performance. Thank you again for all of your efforts and dedication!
Thanks for sharing!
A man of such integrity is so rare these days.
I’ve been using the Pink Stuff for years, including the cleaning paste, never ceased to be amazed by how good it works and how nice it smells!
Thank you for sharing!
Perfect compliment to your detergent review, as both are frequently used together.
Thank you for sharing!
No Wisk? That stuff has history! 'Ring around the collar ads' from 60's. It's still my favorite.
I could not find a spray version of whisk, probably why it wasn't included
I haven't seen Wisk in stores for many years.
@@Derick-ash Originally advertised to just pour on stain out of the bottle but then called "Wisk Away" when spray bottles became popular.
@@reverse_engineered I buy it mostly just to refill the spray bottle.
It was discontinued in 2016. My grandma used to use it and I loooved the smell of it!
Awesome tests! From personal experience regularly getting oil stains on clothing, my go to method is mixing a small amount of oxyclean and dish soap together in a bowl, putting it on the stain and rubbing it in, letting it soak a while. Works significantly better than any method I have found. My wife is always amazed the stains I’ll get out of our clothing.
Thanks! Thanks for sharing.
I like how OxiClean lumps grass and blood together as one stain type.
It’s for football players 😉
Probably because they're the same colour.
@@BubbaSmurft Uhhh.... wat
They’re both proteins.
@@Rsalmond83 You and I might know that, but does the average person browsing the laundry soap aisle?
I, like many others, enjoy your reviews! We have become wiser with our purchases thanks to you. I do have a suggestion for another review. That would be pruning shears for shrubs and bushes. I've bought a few but found most don't cut that well. Some require two hands to cut, and others slide to the side while cutting. Thanks for all that you do!
Thanks and you are welcome! Thanks for the suggestion.
Useful for everyone. Thanks for a proper control, color fade, and testing a home brew.
Our pleasure!
Todd would please consider testing laundry powdered stain removers that you just dump in the washing machine? Costco just introduced their own version of oxi-clean. Thanks for all of your efforts!
YESSSSS cleaning supplies!! I can finally find out which one is lying bullcrap on their advertising😭
Thanks for watching!
I'm so impressed with your testing that I just ordered a 2 pack of the pink stuff. Thanks again PF for another great video.
You're welcome!
It's good to see the Shout that I grew up on still holds its own against decades of further chemistry advancements.
Thanks for the feedback.
It probably benefited from those same advancements. Just because they use the same brand name doesn't mean it's the same formula.
@@reverse_engineered We're going to test that!
Sorry, reflex.
I have found that Shout Advanced Gel is even better
A Tide pen is a must have. My wife carries one with her in her purse and it has come in very handy and works well. We use shout at home, and it sometimes takes a couple washes - just check it before drying.
Great video!
Thanks! Thanks for sharing.
"Goop Hand Cleaner & Stain Remover" 14oz container for $5, plus comes in many sizes. Just rub-it-in on ANY tuff clothing stains (including oils) and then wash. My husband uses it in the garage for his hands and I for his stained work clothes lol
I like that idea. It's not advertised that way, but now that you've presented that, it's really worth trying.
Thanks for the feedback.
@@ProjectFarmtry goop. I’m curious? Airbnb cleaner here
Written on Goop's container: GOOP quickly and safely removes grease, paint, ink, tar, industrial soils, etc. from hands and washable clothing - Try it for difficult and stubborn stains on: Shirt collars, Blouses, Skirts, Slacks, Vinyl, Canvas, Woodwork, Rugs, and so much more! Sometimes I'll use an old toothbrush to rub it in even more, if I know the stain will be very difficult to remove. This stuff is Amazing!
@@ProjectFarm My pleasure! Thank You for all the years you've been helping us decide on great working products with your testings! My husband and I love your channel along with your awesome personality.
Need to try LA’s totally awesome from dollar general. It works on grease and oil grime like nothing else. Only thing that gets white race suit clean.
Thank you for sharing!
I was thinking the same thing. He tested it in the degreaser video, though it would also fit well here, especially considering the price per oz and how little is required.
Works great for a tire cleaner also
I've always found LA's Totally Awesome products to be fine for the money but average at best to the top brands. The Oxi Clean MaxForce used in this clip is the best I've found at removing oil/grease stains.
Alright Todd. My toilet clogged last night so it’s time for the Project Farm toilet bowl throw down. Let’s test eating capacity, time to refill, noise on flush/refill, possibly mechanism durability. From $89 Home Depot special to the Rolls-Royce Toto. You and Cousin Eddie can explore where no one has effectively tested before!
Thank you for the video idea!
Years ago folks around here swore using Coke a Cola was the best thing to use for a clogged toilet. No joke!
For plungers the Beehive MAX has saved me from some troublesome situations 😅
Cousin eddy: $#!&&ers full.
@@bridgettstephens5582 Usually, I heard about it being used for cleaning up buildup, such as the rings from hard water. It's one of those circa-2012 viral Facebook type "tricks".
It's just a mild acid, and doesn't particularly work well. If you need an unclogging acid, use sulfuric or lye based drain cleaners. Plungers or a 5 gal bucket always worked better for most clogs.
As for buildup, just scrub more than once a decade with any cleaner and it shouldn't be a problem.
But the original comment wants toilet models compared, not a bad idea!
What perfect timing, I've been needing a new stain remover!
dr bronners pepermint soap is my first go to, i showed to to the guy who cleans carpets and he could not believe the results
Thank you for sharing!
Glad to see that Shout is one of the better stain removers, since I've used it for years. Thanks for the informative, unbiased review as always, Todd!
Great choice!
UK viewer here - so happy to see one of our products included in and winning a project farm test!!
The Pink stuff brand has a great reputation in the UK for excellent value and results. They make a whole range of products and all the ones I’ve used have delivered great results - nice to see there will be happy pink stuff customers in the USA too 🇬🇧 🇺🇸 ❤
Thanks for the feedback!
Because of this test, I went on amazon and bought a range of products from them. Hopefully I won't regret it
The good news for us is although that may be $6 in the us, it's only $2 here (£1.50), so is definitely worth having around.
@GuerrillaSauce at amazon here in Spain it was 14€ 😥
@@DMalek Eek. The reason I buy this here in the UK is it's typically lower cost than the more popular brand names but just as good if not better. You saw those results right? The top-10 products all had very similar results. If there's something cheaper locally just go for that.
I did a similar test when my toddler son was staining all his clothes, and I was going through a bottle of stain cleaner a month. I found Zout the best.
Thanks for sharing.
You are absolutely the best Reviewer on RUclips 👑🤝👏👏👏
Thank you!
PERFECT timing, we just ran out of shout and now we have something solid to base the next purchase on. Project Farm for the win as always!
Thanks! Glad to hear!
“Dollar sign pound exclamation point ampersand happens.” 😂😂😂
Thank you for sharing!
lol bro.. I bet this guy is hilarious in real life, outside of his meticulously scientifically accurate channel
That was great!
THANK YOU!! i first landed on your double sided tape vid you had, looking for a good tape for a project.
as a carpenter i can tell you put in alot of work for your vids..
for saving me time and effort for finding suitable products for various jobs, YOU ARE NOW MY SUPER HERO!!!
i am now a proud subscriber and your the first person im gonnah have to set my notification to all your vids..
you are now my greatest youtuber of all times.. thanks bro keep it up!!!
Thanks, will do! Thanks for watching and subscribing!
Todd my wife and I use a stain remover called Folex for laundry and carpet stains. It seems to work better than the others we’ve tried , just our opinion. I think she usually gets it at Lowe’s. Just sharing in case you do a carpet version of this video. Your channel is awesome !!
Thanks! Thanks for the suggestion.
The formula has changed. The old one worked like a dream, removing practically any stain easily and quickly without any fumes or chemical smell. It was a light pink in color. But I recently bought a new jug filled with a clear liquid that didn’t remove anything. I was so surprised by the change that it motivated me to conduct some research. Apparently Folex is now owned by a company who decided to change the formula but kept the name and packaging the same. So loyal customers thinking they’re buying the original will be duped. Why ruin a good thing?
Don’t waste your money. It’s not the same formula.
@@WAB_theEternalIt still worked fabulously for me
Could you compare charging cables for phones? My iPhone guy tells me OEM is best because they use silver, not copper. Sounded like a question for you! LOVE and TRUST your content.
Thanks for the suggestion.
The resistivity of silver is just slightly less than that of copper, so in theory electrons could flow faster, but really the diameter of the wire makes a far larger difference and charging also depends way more on the charging block controlling the current than it does on the cable. As long as your cable is rated to the wattage for your charging block, and your charging block is rated to the wattage for your phone, there should barely ever be a difference from material. Silver is definitely more expensive though, that’s certain.
I would be interested to see the results of testing though.
This is the best channel ever. Anything is game for testing.
Glad you enjoyed the video!
BRAVO! Great Study/Research!
Thank you so much for taking the time to do this!
I have always bought/ used SHOUT for the past 2 decades, I'm so happy to see it ranked #3 in your study!
Thanks and you are welcome!
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SHOUT,
SHOUT,
Get it all out.
These are the stains we can do without
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Thanks for sharing!
You're the best! Would love to see some test on socks! Even big brand ones seem to have terrible elastic and get holes in them easily!
Bout the only thing to do to make them last a little longer is to dry using less heat or no heat.
Have you tried “Darn Tough” socks? They are not cheap, but they have been the best so far for me. They also have a lifetime warranty! I’m not sure how the return process works, I still haven’t had to replace any of mine yet and I’m going on 4 years! I work out doors mostly and spend a lot of time hiking!
Darn tough socks. Not like wool socks from 20 years ago. They won’t make your ankles itch or leave your feet sweaty and they literally have a lifetime warranty that they back up.
USA made in Vermont.
Darn tough!!!
Try Dawn Power wash. For dishes
It is my go to.
Thanks for the suggestion.
As a chef and a home DIYer, all I can say is; thank you so much for doing this.
You are welcome!
A dash cam review would be nice
Thanks for the suggestion.
Thanks for all these reviews.
My pleasure!
I love how this channel evolved from random lawnmower testings to a massive mainstream channel
Thanks!
I don't usually add a comment to your videos but, I have to say, this was pure class. I also design and build speakers and can easily tell a difference in crossover components. Thank you Danny.
Thanks!
Good morning everyone!!!???
Good morning!!
good morning internet user
Good night from europe
Good morning from Canada
Have great day❤
need the same for carpet stain removers!
Great suggestion!
My grandma used to add a small cup of baking soda to the was. Dont know why , but i do it too.
Thank you for sharing!
Just about all old timers used vinegar as laundry & hair rinse.
@@sunshine3914 yes vinegar is still my go to for all kinds of things from bug bites and other skin rashes to stomach problems. I have no hair left that I can not comment on 😂
There are a lot of traditions that people follow without knowing why. Often they don't do anything useful; sometimes they make things worse.
Baking soda does make a difference when used as a paste to scrub things, since it results in a very fine abrasive. Otherwise it doesn't do much.
Vinegar is useful as an acid that's safe to work with and easily available. That helps break down or dissolve some things that water won't. But for the same reason pissing on a bite doesn't help, vinegar doesn't either - you're likely to cause more harm than good as you subject the already damaged skin to a mild acid.
An interesting trick I've learned from watching chemists is that often it's easier to use multiple chemicals to get to your final goal. Oils don't dissolve in water, but soap will let the two stick together so you can wash away the oils. Many things dissolve readily in alcohol, but it has to be proper alcohol, not rubbing alcohol which is isopropyl alcohol that is heavily diluted with water. I know pine resin (used for soldering) won't dissolve at all in water or with soap, but dissolves easily in acetone. You can blot it and flush it away, then wash away the acetone with water. Lots of other nasty degreasers (xylene, toluene) can work wonders, but they are dangerous to work with unless you have proper gloves and ventilation. Finding a sequence of solvents where each is able to clean up the other until you get to clean water can be quite powerful and is used all the time in chemistry.
Baking soda is great on anything grease based or bódy oils. It was Grandma's secret to keeping whites white, especially sheets. Oils are acidic, and bs is alkaline so it breaks it down to neutral to be washed away.
Vinegar is acidic, so it works well on alkaline stains. Minerals are alkalíne so it removes hard water buildup around sinks etc.
I've been watching project farm for a few years now. One of these days he will give me the comparison I have been asking for. BEST SUMP PUMP!!!
Thanks for the suggestion!
I was just thinking about stain removers!
Perfect timing!
Every shop has a bottle of dawn dish washing liquid in it as it is used for so many different things and in a pinch works OK as a stain remover. I add a little dawn to my stain treatments. I would liked to have seen that included as I wondered if it helped any at all or was a waste of time and money.
Thanks for the suggestion.
As a bachelor and construction worker years ago I used Shout and still have since. It works really well with the stains.
Thanks for the feedback.
🎵"Shout, shout, get it all out, these are the stains you can do without so come on, we're cleaning for you so come on"🎵
You're welcome shout company. There's your new commercial
Please woodworking finishes next. There are new technology out there like UV-activated finishes which cures instant, epoxy, lacquer, ceramic finishes and all the other traditional.
Thank you for the video idea!
@@ProjectFarm Add alcohol resistance as a test. I've had cologne bottles ruin shelves in my armoire.
Plus some states are banning many stains that people have been using for a long time.
Oil finishes are great, but they require a ton of work. Would be interesting to see how the newer products work.
If you do such a review, please include wipe-on polyurethane and also comparisons with tung oil and boiled linseed oil diluted with turpentine or mineral spirits.
I do not take the time to thank you often enough. I am impressed by the depth of your testing. And number of unique measuring tools used, is impressive. So Thank you
Thanks and you are welcome!
Yes!!! Another PF vid!!! 🎉
Thank you very much!
Can you do a test on foot powder / foot powder spray? Something to put in boots before a long day working or hiking? Maybe even use those odor eater insoles as a control? Thanks!