Anyone that’s tried to get blood stains out from clothes and carpets knows how difficult this can be if you don’t have the right stain remover.

We’ve all had to deal with them at some point in our lives, usually after a party or an accident with a wine glass. We’re talking about red wine stains.

Lipstick is one of the quickest ways to ruin an outfit if you manage to get a lipstick smudge, smear or stain on your clothing – particularly if it’s a white shirt or blouse.

Another day, another load of washing school uniforms, and then you see it. A long line of biro right down the leg of a pair of pants or a blue stain in the corner of a pocket. Pens have been around for almost a thousand years, and since their inception we’ve had to deal with unwanted ink stains on clothes.

Boot polish isn’t something we come into contact with regularly, but when we need it, it’s usually before that big job interview, a wedding or some other important event. That's around about the time Murphy’s Law kicks in and decides that’s the point where a favourite shirt or only pair of dress pants will end up with a boot polish stain on them!

Crayons are a box of colourful fun for any kid but a nightmare for mums and dads trying to get it out of their clothes. If you have little ones who have decided to share their artistic talent on various surfaces – including their clothes, don’t worry, Exit Soap is perfect for removing crayon from clothes, carpets, rugs and fabrics.

If members of your family work jobs that have them consistently coming into contact with grease, oil, fats, lubricants or petroleum products, you realise the types of stains they leave on clothes and how difficult these can be to remove.

Pets, kids, parties, muddy boots and accidental spills can all lead to stains and marks on your carpet. If you’ve ever had to try to get rid of red wine stains or coffee stains from your carpet, you know how difficult it can be to remove them completely.

Food stains, water stains, red wine, chocolate, grease from chips and even blood invariably make their way into the fabrics of your couches and cars at some stage, so you need a heavy-duty stain remover that works on a wide range of fabric and stain types.