The specific instructions for using Spray and Wash or any stain remover on clothes may vary depending on the product's formulation and the type of stain you are trying to remove. However, here are some general steps you can follow:
Apply the stain remover: Spray the stain remover directly onto the stained area. Be sure to follow the product's instructions and apply enough to cover the entire stain.
Gently rub or brush the stain: Use a soft brush or your fingers to gently work the stain remover into the fabric. Be careful not to be too rough, especially if you are dealing with delicate fabrics.
Let it sit: Most stain removers require some time to work on the stain. Check the product's label for specific instructions on how long you should wait. Commonly, it's recommended to let it sit for a few minutes, but it can vary based on the product and the stain's severity.
Check for colorfastness: Before proceeding, especially if you are using a new stain remover on a particular fabric, it's essential to check for colorfastness. Test a small, inconspicuous area of the fabric to ensure the stain remover won't cause any color fading or damage.
Launder the clothes: After the recommended waiting time has passed, wash the stained garment as you normally would. Follow the washing instructions on the care label, considering the fabric type and any other garment-specific instructions.
Always read and follow the specific guidelines provided by the manufacturer on the product label. If in doubt or dealing with a stubborn or delicate stain, you can also consult with a professional cleaner or seek additional advice from the stain remover's customer support.