Maryann has won a bottle of Grandma’s Secret Spot Remover! According to legend, Grandma came up with the secret recipe to clean Grandpa’s work-stained clothes. Pretty soon, everyone, including Larry the local mechanic, was clamoring for it. However that may be, this toxin-free stain remover works on oil, grease, paint, make-up, grass, clay, inks, blood, spaghetti sauce, coffee, rust, pet stains and a whole lot more.
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Great giveaway
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I wish I’d had this when my granddaughter got paint on her clothes at preschool! Thanks for telling us about it!
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Another great giveaway…count me in! 😀
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Here a spot, there a spot, everywhere a spot spot.
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Noooo! Say it isn’t so!!!!
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Could always use a stain remover. Thanks.
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Would be fun to try.
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Always nice to have on hand.
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Fun giveaway this week.
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My friends cousin swears by this stuff. Think I should give it a try.
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Love to try.
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The older I get, the more I need a product like this
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Grandma’s can do everything!!!!
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That should be “Grandmas” as in plural…urgh.
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Grandma’s stain remover would be a great help.
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this is great stuff. Thanks, my supply is running low.
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I love when I see a cleaning product that is toxin free!
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I’d love this! Always have spots!
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I’d love to have this! I have spots on some vintage quilts that I would like to try it on.
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I always wanted to try this product – thanks for the giveaway. Keeping fingers crossed!
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Looking forward to trying this product. Sometimes I feel like I am am such as messy eater. I need to have a stain remover on hand. Thank you for your blog 😊
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I have never tried this, but I have an old quilt my grandmother made and it has a ink blotch on the white fabric (big eye sore). I’m hopeful this product can remove it and want to see if it is possible.
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Would love to win this and try it out!
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This is a new one for me! I would love to try it!
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I wonder if this would work on some of those stubborn vintage stains. I bought some vintage butterfly quilt blocks and there is “one bad stain.”
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This sounds like a magical product, toxin free and work on almost everything.
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I’ve heard of this product, and would love to win this week’s giveaway. Thanks for a chance to win. PS> Love the butterfly sneak peak
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Thanks! This looks like an awesome stain remover and I’d like to try it.
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ahh, does it REALLY get out oil and grease? I can’t find anything that consistently does that.
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Interesting. Would love to give it a try
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Love your work! Have never heard of this spot remover and would love to try it.
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love the butterflies in your newsletter. its on the bucket list.
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Yes, would love to try this product. Thank you!😊
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Sounds like a great product! Thank you!
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Would love to try.
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Well I’m a slob, always spilling something, I would really like to try this!
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I’ve never tried this product but I will now. Thanks!
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Just what I need for spaghetti sauce stains that have been on a tablecloth that my mother embroidered for me 30+ years ago. I’m working on replacing some of the stitching now after I tried bleach on a portion it it. (Definitely not the thing to do. ). It’s been waiting for help for many years.
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Would like to try this!
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This is a good product and would welcome another bottle😊
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this sounds like it was sent from heaven!
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Would love to try this product for removing such a variety of stains.
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Would love to try this!
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This stuff is so good! Really lives up to the label.
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Would love to try!
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Have two bottles of this. I bought one, then my husband bought a second not realizing I had already bought it. It is a great product. And thanks for the reminder.
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