As most of you know, I'm taking part in The Wisk Project, where I put stain lifting technology to the test in real life. I have a family of five, three of which are little people under the age of 8 years of age. Do you think I fight stains everyday?

When they were babies, it was the infamous baby formula and spit-up. That stuff was everywhere, especially on MY clothes. Nowadays, it's that one stain we all face, my Nemesis, the infamous grass stain. It's like my kids don't know how to play WITHOUT rolling in the grass! What's up with that? So, today I bring you into our dining room Science Laboratory and put that pesky stain to the test using a few tools, the best darn Lab Assistant a girl can ask for, and little bit of staining fight Wisk Laundry Detergent.


I bet you didn't know, but regular stains, you and I see everyday, are categorized in complex stain groups due to the culprit that made the stain. New Wisk® with Stain Spectrum™ Technology is engineered to target the major stain groups and help us Mommas get on with our day. There are hundreds of stain groups, but throughout the project, I'll be concentrating on the 3 major ones:

• Carbohydrates such as milk chocolate
• Proteins such as grass
• Oils such as peanut butter

Targeting such stain groups, I found, was pretty easy with Stain Spectrum Technology found in Wisk. Come into my lab and check it out.

The Tools:

Wisk and One2One Network sent me a few tools, to get me well on my way to Summer Science, such as:

• Protein-Stained Swatch
• Plastic Beaker
• Lab Coat
• Dropping Pipette
• Goggles
• Bottle of Wisk Landry Detergent

The Experiment:



The Results:

If you can see through our video. Wisk was only on our Protein-Stained swatch for a less than 30 seconds. The results showed that it clearly fights grass stains, and those of the like, quite effectively and quickly. I'm impressed! It doesn’t matter which of these stains you encounter, new Wisk with Stain Spectrum ™ Technology is the solution to tackle them all.

Buy It:

Wisk is available, just recently, in August at major retailers nationwide, such as Walmart, Target and Kroger for the suggested retail price of $5.99 for a 50 fl oz. bottle. Visit www.wisk.com to learn more about their Stain Spectrum Technology and download a $1.00 off coupon on your next purchase. Oh, and don't forget visit Wisk at www.Facebook.com/Wisk to ask any laundry/stain questions on the "Ask Wisk" tab. Laundry experts are there to help!



This post made possible by One2One Network in partnership with Wisk who will be providing me with detergent samples and project tools throughout the project. Opinions stated are, solely, my own and not wavered in any way. I am, however, compensated for my time and effort throughout the project.