Which Stain, Which Product? Sonett Stain Removal Guide

Wine on a white shirt, coffee on a silk scarf, chocolate on a wool sweater and an oil stain on a kitchen cloth

Select the stain type and fabric to find the right Sonett product. All products are made in Germany and contain no chlorine or petrochemical-based bleaches.

Quick selection table

Stain Silk and wool Cotton, linen, blended fabrics White and colourfast laundry
Fruit Stain Remover Spray Bar or Liquid Stain Soap Bleach
Coffee and tea – – Bleach
Grass – Bar or Liquid Stain Soap –
Blood – Bar or Liquid Stain Soap –
Oil Stain Remover Spray Bar or Liquid Stain Soap –
Ballpoint pen and ink Stain Remover Spray Bar or Liquid Stain Soap –
Cocoa and chocolate Stain Remover Spray – Bleach
Yellowing and greying – – Bleach (at least 50 °C)

Stain-by-stain guide

Red fruit stain on white cotton fabric

Fruit

Apply stain soap to the wet stain on cotton and linen, leave for 10–15 minutes and wash. Use the stain spray on silk and wool.

Coffee stain on white linen fabric

Coffee and tea

Add bleach to the detergent and wash white and colourfast laundry at at least 50 °C.

Grass stain on light blue denim

Grass

Rub stain soap into the wet fabric, leave for 10–15 minutes and then wash as usual.

Dried blood stain on white cotton fabric

Blood

Rinse with cold water first; hot water sets blood into the fabric. Then apply stain soap.

Food oil stain on beige cotton fabric

Oil

Blot away excess oil with paper towels. Use stain soap on cotton and the stain spray on silk and wool.

Blue ballpoint pen mark on a white shirt cuff

Ballpoint pen

Moisten the stain with stain soap or spray without rubbing, leave to work and then wash.

Chocolate stain on cream silk fabric

Cocoa and chocolate

Spray the stain spray on silk and wool, leave for a short time and wash by hand. Bleach can be used on white cotton.

Yellowing on a white cotton pillowcase

Yellowing

Wash yellowed and greyed white laundry with bleach at at least 50 °C.

The right product for the fabric

Test on a small area first. On coloured fabrics, test the product on an inconspicuous area first. The sooner you treat a stain, the easier it will be to remove. Do not use stain soap or bleach on silk and wool.