Cadie Stubborn Stain Remover laundry stick: Rub on and stains are gone!

By Cheri Sicard
I used to be a big fan of a laundry product made by Spray ‘n Wash called the laundry stick. For whatever reason, they stopped making it. NOOOO!

I set out to find a substitute and am happy to say that Cadie Stubborn Stain Remover laundry stick does the job just as well. Whew!

What is so great about a laundry stick stain remover?

It’s the consistency of a stick deodorant. You just rub it on the stain and toss the clothes in the hamper until laundry day, when you wash as usual. Presto! No more stains.

What I especially like about Cadie Stubborn Stain Remover laundry stick

  • It takes just a second to pretreat a stain on your laundry and you need no water at all.
  • A single stick lasts a long, long time and takes up hardly any space in your RV.
  • It works on all kinds of fabrics, both natural and synthetic.
  • It works on all kinds of stains: grass, chocolate, wine, sweat, blood, grease, lipstick, coffee, and more.

What can be improved?

While I have not been using this brand long, it seems to perform just like the now-discontinued Spray ‘n Wash version that I used for years. If that is indeed the case, I have no complaints about this product at all.

You can get a one-, two-, or three-pack for a great price on Amazon.

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8 Comments

Ran
2 years ago

I just checked and Spray N Wash is still available. Check Amazon.

Cheri Sicard
2 years ago
Reply to  Ran

I did last week and could not find it and people were talking in the comments about this product that it had been discontinued. Good news. Although now that I found Cadie’s I will probably stick with it as it works well and I prefer to support a smaller company.

Judy
2 years ago
Reply to  Cheri Sicard

I keep a bar of Fels Naptha soap handy…dampen it a bit and rub it on the stain. Works great!

Cancelproof
2 years ago

Thanks for the recommendation Cheri. I do miss my mouth a lot more in tha past few years and almost always, on spaghetti night.

Donny
1 year ago

I like the fact that I can immediately rub it on the stain and not have to put it in the washing machine right away. I just ordered the 3 pack. Thank-you for this article.

Neal Davis
1 year ago

Thank you for the recommendation, Cheri. I ordered a two-pack for our summer trip to Alaska. Have a great day and safe travels!

Kathy H
1 year ago

Oh boy! Thanks so much for the info on the Cadie stain remover laundry stick! I too, have been missing the Spray & Wash stick, worked so well. I ordered a 4 pack so I’d have some for the camper & some for the house. Thanks again!

Bob
1 year ago

We use the Oxi Clean gel stain stick. It even has little rubber nubs to help break up the stain.