Disclosure: I received this product complimentary from Influenster for testing purposes.
I have always had the kind of job that has me working out of a company car. I have a professional career and have to dress accordingly. Actually, my industry has always been on the conservative side. It used to be skirt suits ALL the time back in the day. It really got old fast especially in the winter. Then, years ago pants suits became acceptable. Big improvement. Now conservative dresses, pants suits, skirt suits or a skirt and a dressy top all are just fine. My dry cleaning bill is a nightmare though. I really try my best to buy clothes that I can wash in cold water and hang to dry. During the day I have to be prepared for anything though. You should see my car...I could probably do surgery from the backseat I am so well prepared. All that thought includes my Tide to Go pen. Stains happen. Often. Be ready when they do with the Tide to Go pen and worries go away fast.
Recently I was running around from client to client trying to tie up loose ends before the 4th of July holiday. I realized I needed to eat so I stopped at a little deli for a cup of healthy Split Pea Soup. I was wearing a tan dress and of course I spilled a little on my dress in my rush to eat quickly and get to my next appointment. I sighed and took a deep breath, finished my soup and ran back to my car. I grabbed my handy Tide to Go pen and dabbed away. The stain was history in less than two minutes. By the time I got to my next client you could not see a thing. It works beautifully.
Add the Tide to Go pen to your shopping list or if you have your phone handy add it to your shopping list app. You will be happy you did...maybe even pick up two one to stash in your purse and another for the car or a friend. Let me know how it works for you.
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