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\u201cFor someone as messy as me,\u201d she admits, the Zote Soap Bar<\/a> \u201cis a must have. I\u2019ve used it for coffee stains, turmeric, red sauce, wine, you name it.\u201d We had to ask, though: How is it that an unassuming bar of soap has this level of power against such infamous stains, especially when compared to other laundry stain removing formulas? \u201cIt requires a bit of scrubbing the wet fabric and letting it sit,\u201d she says of the process. After applying Zote and agitating the material with your fingers or a fabric-appropriate scrubber, just put your garment right into the wash. Yes, Zote works very similarly to most other stain removers, but better<\/em>. The simple, straightforward approach and overall effectiveness<\/a> make it one of the most trusted products in laundry, even compared with more expensive, big-name competitors. <\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n More than just a stain remover, Zote soap can be crumbled to create laundry detergent (like reviewers mention), so your $2 pre-wash stain fighter can also<\/em> be part of your in-wash routine. It\u2019s an all-natural product made with sensitive-skin-friendly (and delicates-friendly) ingredients, and since it\u2019s gentle on fibers, plenty of shoppers also note its effectiveness at cleaning makeup stains and brushes. If you want a laundry solution that literally does it all, Zote could be the answer you\u2019ve been searching for. It certainly was for Stella!<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n