Spray oder Pulver? 👀

Spray Vs Powder? 👀

Hey Leute, hier ist Ciara!

Sollten wir unser pflegeintensives Fleckenentfernungspulver auf ein Spray umstellen? 🫧

Sagen Sie uns Ihre Meinung – Pulver oder Spray? 👇

Ciara xx

Comments (965)

Lydia kettaoui October 11, 2025

Love the powder but definitely think we need both 😉

Josephine Eftekhari October 07, 2025

I would love a spray, good for targeting specific stains:)

Carly Thompson October 02, 2025

Is this even a question? Definitely both!!

Mary Driver September 30, 2025

I think a spray might be more efficient as I’m finding the powder is not working at removing stains as I expected

penny hardy September 27, 2025

Both would be great. Or a powder to add to the wash to boost the cleaning especially for whites. Then a spray for targeted stain removal. X

Danny August 24, 2025

I’m not finding that the powder actually works at removing stains. Is there something that I should be doing with the powder specifically? How much should I be using. So far it’s not go any stains out…

Vivienne Blondek July 29, 2025

I prefer spray as it’s easier to concentrate on specific stains. Powder gives an overall boost to the wash load but not enough for strong stains.

Maria Greenshields July 07, 2025

I like both.

Maria Greenshields July 07, 2025

I like both.

Jan June 26, 2025

I received my first order of Tallow & Ash, its Oud and smells devine. I am not sure how to use the powder Stain remover. I see on here, which I did not know about, that you are discussing spray or powder. Powder is messy and Im not sure what to do with it. Info Please.

I think the spray would be easier.

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Carla June 07, 2025

100% spray. Would love to see that come into the lineup.

Lorraine Eastman June 01, 2025

Both would be great , I like putting in the machine but also spray as my work uniform needs a direct dose 😅 x

Debs May 27, 2025

Spray would be good for putting directly where it is needed 😉

Wendy May 23, 2025

Both would be the perfect combo for me!

Caroline Whiting May 22, 2025

It would be great to have both options. The powder to put into the washing machine and a spray to use directly on the stain, thanks.

Amanda Partridge May 16, 2025

I would really love a spray as I have a toddler and a good spot on would be amazing

Julie Savory May 14, 2025

Yes I think Both would have a place in my Laundry cupboard :)

Anne Stewart May 13, 2025

I’d use both. Love a spot stain remover but also powder for the whole wash

Violetta Bereczki May 12, 2025

Hi,
I think both. :)

Gillian Thompson May 12, 2025

I think both

Phyllis Nelson May 12, 2025

For me personally it has to be BOTH

Jene Pego May 09, 2025

I would love both, before you launched high maintenance I used both spray and powder from vanish. They get used for different things.

debbie wilson May 09, 2025

Both sound great but I’d prefer a spray x

Hannah Kennedy May 08, 2025

Love the powder but feel a spray would be even better!

Lesley May 07, 2025

I think you should do both as there are times when powder is great for soaking and the sprays would be great for smaller spot stains. So both would get my vote.

Susan Jaques May 07, 2025

Both great

Karen May 06, 2025

Spray will be another way for convenience

Danielle M May 06, 2025

Id love both tbh spary would be great for targetting stains more but powder is great for soaking items with

Danielle May 06, 2025

I’d buy both to be honest. The powder is great for just throwing things into the washing machine or leaving to soak in a bucket but a spray would be great to target stains directly and for stains around the house

Ann Edment May 05, 2025

I would prefer to stay with the powder..

Gemma Gorringe May 04, 2025

I struggle with the box. I always grab it and the top comes away and the powder spills everywhere. But on the other hand (no pun intended) I have limited mobility in my hands so spray bottles hurt. So I think there is room for both products. People can choose what works best for them. Maybe, a third idea would be a squeeze tube of a paste/gel?

Shiny May 03, 2025

There’s definitely room for both. Powder is great for a general in-wash boost, and the spray is invaluable for collars, pits and dried-in stains.

Shiny May 03, 2025

There’s definition for both. Powder is great for a general in-wash boost, and the spray is invaluable for collars, pits and dried-in stains.

Carol McGregor May 02, 2025

Both the spray for spot stains on thing and the powder for the washing machine

Paulina May 02, 2025

Definitely both! We need both!

Rebecca Moss May 02, 2025

Both one for in the load and one for targeted stains

Katy Chetwynd May 01, 2025

Both please! A spray would be great for those one off stains but when I’m washing whites I love to throw in a scoop of the powder everytime to keep things sparkling!

Joanne Douglas May 01, 2025

I think both would be perfect, so can put one directly on to stain and , then in to washing machine, for a deeply clean, perfection 👌🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍

Lauren May 01, 2025

Both would be a great option. I would personally purchase both versions as I would use them for different things. I find a spray really handy for less stubborn stains.

Ray April 30, 2025

Why not have both? also – if this is a ‘blog’ – where are the dates? pls post dates on your posts :)

Richard April 30, 2025

Why not offer both? I’ve not tried yours yet but if it is just as effective, spay would be my preference. Powder can be a bit messy if you are using it as a pre-treatment but it does have an abrasive quality for use on super tough dirt like oil and grease. Spray, can be applied and left to soak in before washing. I think both have their place.

Melanie Urcel April 29, 2025

I think it would be useful to add to the collection but not to replace the powder.

Dawn Hodgson April 28, 2025

🖤

Sonya April 28, 2025

I just worry about the laundry perfumes clashing with perfumes you spray on yourself. Will it cause a whole new smell and it may not be a nice smell.

Tracey April 28, 2025

I have to confess I’ve not tried it, however if it helps I have powder, spray and gel. So why not have a spray and powder?

Jo April 28, 2025

Please spoil us more and give us both😍😍

Amy Melville April 28, 2025

Both! I like powder for putting in the machine for an in-wash boost, but a spray would be easier for directly targeting stains pre-wash

Denise Murray April 28, 2025

I would prefer spray, as for me it’s easier to rub into the stain, and I have also had better results removing stains this way, rather than use powder. Like other comments powder can be gritty.

Jane Oliver April 28, 2025

Definitely both. I would also love it if you could introduce scent boosters this would complete the whole package

Lauren Hague April 27, 2025

BOTH!

Heidi Jenkins April 27, 2025

Can’t we please have BOTH I use a scoop in the machine with my white towels, bedding and any stained clothes and I find it really works. I’ve also soak my husbands dirty trainer socks in the sink with several scoops of power and then wash with a scoop in the washer draw and they are now sparkling white. I’d love a spray to pop directly onto stains and collars etc. I get makeup on everything, so I’d likely spray the offending area and then pop the powder in the draw to…. Please do both!!!!

Dawn April 27, 2025

Hi, I’ve been trying to find a quality laundry brand that is not owned by one of the big US companies. Almost impossible! Have ordered your Discovery pack after watching the video. Am super hopeful this is the way forward.

Charlotte April 27, 2025

Honestly I haven’t had good results with the powder. I find it just leaves grains in my washing machine drawer and doesn’t dissolve when I use it as a spot treatment or try to mix woth water. It’s weirdly gritty. so I wonder if a spray might work better!

Mel April 27, 2025

I use a scoop in every wash so I prefer a powder or a liquid for the machine. A spray would not suit my needs and I would have to return to Smol for their stain remover if you did switch to a spray.

Robyn Stones April 27, 2025

I personally really like the powder for stain remover. (Although iv never actually tried a spray or you never know it could be a game changer) X

Clare April 27, 2025

I’ve yet to try it but I can’t find see the advantages to both but if I had to choose a spray would be better and what I use at the moment though soon I’m hopping to get my first bottle powder with my next subscription. 😘

Isobel April 27, 2025

Hi there – I would love the choice of both! The spray for concentrated stains & the powder for use in a ‘general heavy wash’. My partners work clothes definitely benefit from the powder – but I would like the option on my clothes for spot stain removal rather than the whole works! ☺️

Fiona Stewart April 26, 2025

Please do both!❤️

Marie April 26, 2025

Please do both, will definitely buy both.

Kele Aistrope April 26, 2025

we definitely need both!!! 👯‍♀️

Michelle Parkinson-White April 26, 2025

Please keep the powder

Jo April 26, 2025

Please please don’t get rid of the powder – it’s the best product ever!!!
But I would definitely buy both xx

Deana Jeffs April 26, 2025

I’d buy both!! 💯

Nicky April 26, 2025

Both would be great – different uses. I wouldn’t just buy the spray I would need the powder too for the machine. The powder is amazing! Please don’t stop making it x

Adele Nesbitt April 26, 2025

I think the spray would be easier, sometimes the powder is a bit messy.

Stefanie Moriarty April 26, 2025

Both !

Jade April 25, 2025

But why not… ✨BOTH✨

Mrs Julie Dawn Bower April 25, 2025

A choice!

Jorjia Sutherland April 25, 2025

Keep the powder but a spray would also be amazing!

Abbie Lodge April 25, 2025

I love the powder but would love to try a spray

Iwona Borowiak April 25, 2025

Both is great. Definitely keep the powder! I’ve sing up to the lifetime supply April subscription offer and I love it + I love the packaging of the powder and the forever spoon!

Jessie Peters April 25, 2025

Spray 100%! I’ve had the powder but fine it fiddly and it came with no measuring spoon so always have to guess amounts

Jayne Hodgetts April 25, 2025

I’d like both please 🌞

The powder is fabulous to add to the laundry shampoo to brighten the whole wash as well as work its magic on small stains. I also make a paste which I gentle rub into any potentially difficult stains as a pre wash treatment. It’s been a great success even on my son’s cricket whites.

A spray version maybe handy for a quick spot spray before putting laundry into the machine although I do like the paste method.
Thank you for asking us.

May April 25, 2025

I’d like both… powder for the whole wash and a concentrated (and efficient) spray to target specific stains.

Patricia Senior April 25, 2025

A spray would be much more handy and useful

Louise Miller April 25, 2025

I like being able to add the powder to the whole wash, it keeps the whites nice and bright. But a spray for stubborn spots might be good, if it was concentrated enough

Esther April 25, 2025

I would personally prefer a spray to target specific areas better. But also, why not both?

Kimberley Blake-James April 25, 2025

I wouldn’t use a spray. It’s so much easier to add to the whole wash. I have used every kind of spray, brush on, liquid that is put directly into the clothing and either forget which clothes have stains to administer. Powder all the way for me!

Daphne April 25, 2025

Spray

Mrs Samantha Calvez April 25, 2025

It would be good to have the option of either

Tracy Stephen April 25, 2025

I wouldn’t use it if it was spray … I like that I add it to the whole load of washing and I wouldn’t spray each item individually and so I wouldn’t buy a spray

Paula Causer April 25, 2025

Spray would be great 😃

e April 25, 2025

Powder please!

Mjavy April 25, 2025

Both but spay makes it easier to target spots. Maybe a concentrated version for the spray?

Linda Wallace April 25, 2025

Both please, they each have their uses

Anna April 25, 2025

Spray, more practical, easier to target the stain

Deborah Ackroyd April 25, 2025

Both, spray for spot cleaning stains, powder for a general boost in the wash.

Rachel Rowlands April 25, 2025

I love the power! It’s so easy to use and just throw in to get everything looking great. I think if you were to do a spray, it would be good for a more intense spot clean. Definitely keep the powder!!

Alison P April 25, 2025

Please keep the powder it’s great to add to a wash. I use it in white towels and bed linen and it gleams on the line. A spray would be ideal for tougher spots though so both would be ideal.

Samim Jiva April 25, 2025

I would prefer a spray as it’s more practical and efficient to use.

Angela April 25, 2025

Love the powder. Please don’t discontinue. Maybe have both ?

Tracey Hilton April 25, 2025

A spray and powder would be great

Lauren April 25, 2025

BOTH BOTH BOTH – spray for the soak before hand and then the powder to make sure that all the other grubbiness is definitely gone! I’d purchase both x

Sadia Tabassam April 25, 2025

Spray or liquid form would be great. Powders don’t seem to dissolve properly in my washing machine..

Chanel April 24, 2025

Hi I’ve got high mantinace oud love it the spray would be lovely too so why not both ? X

Lozchops April 24, 2025

I’m going to have to agree with the majority of the comments….Keep BOTH!

Karen D April 24, 2025

I think both are necessary! The spray for stubborn stains that need extra help but powder is great in the wash to ensure items that are generally grubby come out looking fab!

Leanne Webster April 24, 2025

If it was an either or situation I would say powder as great in with a wash.. and can use a little on the stain area before wash too.. but a spray for targeting stubborn small stains would be great if I could have both!

Janna April 24, 2025

The spray will be really good for stain removal and the powder would be good for a whole wash.

Lisa B April 24, 2025

Both please! The spray would be easier for target areas but the powder is super handy to pop in with a load just to freshen things up 🥰

Lindsay Donaldson April 24, 2025

I would love both.

Julie April 24, 2025

Make both as powder fantastic results in wash but for treating spot stains spray please

Kate April 24, 2025

Targeted stain remover with a spray please.

Miriam Newman April 24, 2025

I would love to try it in a spray

Diana April 24, 2025

I like both for different use cases. Spray for spot treatment and powder in the barrel with my whites. And I love the powder btw, so would love a spray verson!

Sabrina Di Giulio April 24, 2025

spray for sure

Pauline Fillery April 24, 2025

I think a spray is more economical to use, less messy too. Great idea T&A

Stephanie Cook April 24, 2025

I feel like a spray would be easier to use.

Susan Hadfield April 24, 2025

I think a liquid would be good then you can put it in the drawer with the washing liquid as the powder doesn’t resolve in the drawer and I’ve been putting it in the drum before putting my clothes in.
The liquid you could use in the drawer and also pretreat any big stains first .

Laurajane Miles April 24, 2025

Ahhh you’re so smart to realise a spray would be handy! I mix my powder with warm water to make a paste.. and a mess! But like others here.. both would be preferable please! It’s hands down the best whitener everrrrrr 😘

Sarah Sheeran April 24, 2025

I would personally love to have it in a spray x

Gill Snowdon April 24, 2025

I would also like to see both the spray for spot cleaning & the powder for general washing. Also giving the choice of a duo pack i.e. one of each, would be a popular option for customers.

Sabrina McLean-Christopher April 24, 2025

Hi I would like to see both a powder to add to general wash boasting cleaning power and a spray or gel for target spot stain treatment.
You can make it happen. Xx

Lucie Hague April 24, 2025

Most environmentally friendly ? Gel I think ?

Sharon Day April 24, 2025

I would say you need both..powder for general and spray for spot cleaning.x

Veronica Ellis April 24, 2025

Both- spray more useful personally but powder adds that boost to your wash if generally grubby clothes being loaded

Leeann Foster April 24, 2025

Gel please

Christian Lee April 24, 2025

A concentrated gel rather than a spray would be great for targeted stains. Not only would it be more environmentally friendly, as it would weigh less using less water, better transportation, but it could offer a higher concentration of the product and keep the powder for general washes

Anna April 24, 2025

I have yet to try your high maintenance but am looking forward to it. Waiting to finish my other brand first. I love both options as the spray is great to target areas before putting them on the wash so I would probably buy both xx

Andrea Jane Mary Pearce April 24, 2025

As a professional cleaner, I really feel you do need both, a spray for spot cleaning, and powder for either soaking or adding into loads. Just my humble 2 cents worth xx

Emilia Kuchta April 24, 2025

Spray!! It would male it much easier to remove specific stains and target them.

Gillian Helm April 24, 2025

I’d prefer the option of both. The spray to use directly on a stubborn stain and the powder to boost the laundry shampoo in a machine wash 😀

Alice April 24, 2025

I really like the idea of a spray for when you have a single item that needs spot stain removal. I haven’t bought the powder as that really seems to me like something you use in a load of washing that is quite soiled.

Trudie Bloomfield April 24, 2025

I do feel a powder will last much longer than a spray as this will need to be applied directly to the stain whereas the powder applies to the complete load of washing.
A spray would be good for small stains that can be treated directly, so, my response is can you please, please, KEEP the powder yet launch a spray for those who need it?

Milena April 24, 2025

Would be great to give a go with spray. What would be your suggestion for use for powder and when to use the spray?

Katie Willis April 24, 2025

Both!!! Powder for overall wash and spray for stubborn stains!

FD April 24, 2025

Please don’t discontinue the powder, we need both!!!! Powder to treat the whole wash and spray to target spot areas on clothing. So we need both please!!!

Alison Baker April 24, 2025

I would like both. A spray to target a specific area, & the powder for a general wash

Su Milne April 24, 2025

Spray to target those stubborn stains in addition to the powder that gives that extra boost. Please this would help greatly.

Lois Johnson April 24, 2025

Prefer a spray for stain removal products because it’s easier to target a problem area

Chantelle Sargeant April 24, 2025

A spray to go directly onto stains would be helpful in addition to the powder for the entire wash.

Tracy Newberry April 24, 2025

Powder!

Susannah Appleyard April 24, 2025

I think the powder is easy to add to wash and you can soak whites etc. Maybe a liquid that has a brush applicator on the top to work it into the stain (I have a similar ecover one.) The spray might be more messy as may run on application. Both, if the spray has brush applicator please! 😊🙏

Alison Smith April 24, 2025

I would definitely use the remover more as a spray!

Karen Childs April 24, 2025

Both would be great, powder is great for general stains however a spray would give a more direct hit💜

Roxanne hussain April 24, 2025

love the powder agree. spray would be handy

Alid April 24, 2025

Keep the powder but a spray would also be useful for putting on stains immediately

Caron donnelly April 24, 2025

Spray all day! Less mess, less waste

Karen Kempton April 24, 2025

Definitely both 😀

Ann April 24, 2025

Definitely don’t get rid of the powder. I use it in every wash and it’s really convenient. However a spray would be really good too to target the stubborn stains.

Virginia Stringer April 24, 2025

Both would be great!

Gillian Thompson April 24, 2025
A spray would be good for those awkward stains (Tom sauce beetroot ect ) but the powder is great for putting in the machine to cover stains in general and brighten washing x
Bradley Thompson-Etchell April 24, 2025

I think a spray would be great for new stains but don’t want to loose the powder either.

Paula April 24, 2025

I feel like both, spray for new stains and powder for tougher ones 😁

Em April 24, 2025

With a hardworking hubby and 2 dogs who love getting everything mucky i would definitely say spray and powder please x

Roxanne April 24, 2025

I have the powder but i would like a spray for like spot stains, i think the powder works well for a full wash and so you should create the spray also for targeting specific stains before they go in the wash. :)

Paris April 24, 2025

Like others I agree with both but my preference is always a spray but I do like a powder to rub in stains or add to the washing machine

Sherry April 24, 2025

Spray!

Victoria April 24, 2025

Why not both??

Jennie Butler April 24, 2025

I agree with a lot of the other responders. It’s nice to have a choice, depending on the stain and how you want to target it, more generally or specifically.

Sharon Annal April 24, 2025

I think the spray would be handy to have as well as the powder. The spray would be ideal for quick stains. Think the powder is always a good idea for putting in the machine as well as rubbing on stains.

MRS JUDITH MURRAY April 24, 2025

I like the idea of both. A spray will target a specific stain but I like the powder as a pre soak.

Lou Wade April 24, 2025

Both please!
Love the powder but would be good to target stains specifically – I have an. accident prone curry eater in the family!

Jenna Trowell April 24, 2025

No switching as I love the powder and use it in different forms
(paste, spray and in the wash), wouldn’t do any harm to add a pre mixed spray though.

I love the powder!

Jenna x

Jasmine April 24, 2025

Spray would be more convenient! x

Heather Mary Simpson April 24, 2025

I like the idea of the spray for targeting stains but I like the powder as I add it to a bed or towel wash can I be greedy and say why not do both

Jo dunbar April 24, 2025

Yes! This would be so helpful, especially with a little one! stain-city central! :)

Carrie-anne April 24, 2025

For me spray so i can target stains.. I would also LOVE a pen like the tide one in the usa that i can take out and about with me…

Kimikat April 24, 2025

My personal preference I would prefer the spray as it’s more convenient to use. With the powder you will have to mess about by applying an application to your clothes then mix in the water. With the spray it all in one, and not as messy. I do prefer the sprays bottles better.

When the stain remover goes into your washing machine as you have to make sure it’s all left the compartment. With the spray it’s a couple of sprays then leave it to do it’s magic.

Mr James Holmes April 24, 2025

Potentially a spray would be better… If you put the stain powder in the drawer with the liquid, it tends to not mix and get left behind by the machine in the drawer. I tend to put the liquid in the machine in a pod which might avoid that issue but spray would be good for targeting stains directly.

Tara Boatswain April 24, 2025

Morning, both would be fantastic!

Penny Downing April 24, 2025

I like the powder it works well but think if I’d have to choose would choose spray…

sally halliwell April 24, 2025

Both are handy, spray for direct tough stains and the powder works perfectly to soak items. Ideally a plastic tub would be better for the powder so that it can sit under the sink in its current pack if it gets wet its not ideal.

Nicci Kimmel April 24, 2025

I say spray for ease and convenience. Or maybe I just drop food down my clothes more than an adult should…!!

A M April 24, 2025

Both would be good

K Furnell April 24, 2025

Both would be useful. Spray for individual items and stains and powder for a general wash.

June Denton April 24, 2025

I am definitely in favour of a spray. Much more convenient and easier to use.

Tilly5star April 24, 2025

I think you need both as they will be used in different ways. I love all your products and have taken them to Italy with me to use at our holiday house. And RIP the last of my Bahama Vibes

Nancy Davies April 24, 2025

There should definitely be both! So much easier to spray directly onto tougher stains than to make a paste and leave it on!
Also you should make a whitener as I use them all the time with my whites!

Amy Best April 24, 2025

I use the powder in my wash but a spray would be good to spray onto stains directly

Norah Darch April 24, 2025

Yes would definitely buy a spray . I find powders clog in the shampoo section .
Also would love a smaller fabric spray to fit in my cupboard . Too many bottles at mo 😜

Elaine Waller April 24, 2025

I would definitely prefer a spray

Carla Richman April 24, 2025

I agree with both, but if I had to choose, I would have to go with spray.

Lucy Betts April 24, 2025

Yes! A Spray! Much more convenient. What about a high power gel? And a handy stain pen! Or mini spray to have out and about when you can’t wash straight away! 😁

Ellen Vullo April 24, 2025

Have both

Julie Threlfall April 24, 2025

I love all your products, but I think a spray would be really convenient

Mrs Caroline Walker April 24, 2025

I agree that both would be fab!!!!

Reema Shetty April 24, 2025

Spray for the spots and powder for general cleaning that whites need from time to time

Wendy Walsh April 24, 2025

Personally I think a spray, as it’s more directional if you’re treating a particular stain on a garment, but possibly a liquid that could also be added to a full wash?

Kimberly Ward April 24, 2025

I definitely think both would be good! I always like to pre treat my stains with a spray before putting them in the wash with the powder. Would also be great to have a powder to get whites whiter again 😍
I would also love a crease release spray to help remove wrinkles from clothes in all your amazing scents x

Jeanny Whittam April 24, 2025

I like being able to put the powder in with the shampoo, so that way it covers all areas. The spray is good for specific areas. So me id like both. Luv u guys 🥰🥰🤩🤩

Samantha Betts April 24, 2025

A liquid that could be diluted to a spray so could be used directly or in wash.

Susan Turner April 24, 2025

I already use the fabric cleansing perfume to try to get stains out so I think it would be good as a spray.

Chris McHugh April 24, 2025

I would prefer a spray personally but it’s good to have choices if the costs add up

Tracey Larcombe April 24, 2025

Definitely both, to cover all uses! I also think room sprays in all the amazing fragrances would be fabulous, wardrobe and drawer sachets, and also tumble dryer sheets. I know you would advocate drying naturally but for some it’s just not feasible and this would extend these gorgeous scents even further.

Sharon Pearce April 24, 2025

I agree with the above comments both definitely

Jan B April 24, 2025

I have the powder already but the spray would be great for that stubborn stain as you pop it in or for hand washing and soaking . I can see benefits to both.

Sian Osborne April 24, 2025

Both!!

Lisa White April 24, 2025

Both!! Definitely both

Charlotte April 24, 2025

Both!!!! I’m with the masses!!!!

Alexandra Chodkowski April 24, 2025

Think both products are very useful; a spray for small stains, powder for the whole wash x

Debbie April 24, 2025

I’d like both please, spray for obvious marks and powder for that superclean

Rose Cooney April 24, 2025

Both please. Spray for clothes waiting in laundry basket. Powder for machine. Also agree about spot cleaner pens! I have a Tide pen purchased in the USA too!

Karen Croft April 24, 2025

I love the idea of both. Just a spray for odd marks and then a bit more of a soak with the powder. I love to see it fizzing and know that it’s cleaning :-)

Also .. any chance of tumble drier sheets?

Thanks 💜

Mrs Penny Ogram April 24, 2025

I would like both please, the spray would be a spot cleaner. Also would a stain pen be something you would consider creating. I love the Tide stain pens but I can only get them in the USA. Thank you Ciara. Xx

Karen Horton April 24, 2025

Both would be great, a spray for spot cleaning and a powder for a full wash, like a light wash that needs a boost.

Victoria April 24, 2025

Both please, powder to whiten whites in the wash coz they always go grey. And spray for stains that needs a little TLC

sharen balderson April 24, 2025

both,spray for spot and powder for in wash would be brilliant.

Winstoncatuk April 24, 2025

Spray for spot stains. I only use powder on white wash to brighten

Laurence DLB April 24, 2025

a spray would be great – but still like the powder for white wash

reina williams April 24, 2025

powder is good for multiple clothes that have small stains or for keeping whites whites

spray to me would also be good for tackling difficult to remove stains and can’t be bothered in soaking the garment

Caroline Sims April 24, 2025

Both please spray for stains i can see powder to put in the machine 🤗

Kerry Underwood April 24, 2025

I’d use a spray for spot cleaning stains -I don’t have a need for the powder.

jo April 24, 2025

This would be a game changer, in my opinion it would be far better to target stains directly, i think all your products are amazing and beautiful.

Julia Handley April 24, 2025

Both would be great!

Sharon Low April 24, 2025

Hi
I would like both as a spray is good for targeting an exact stain, and powder is very good for multiple small stains.
I think the powder is excellent for removing stains.

Kate van der Meer April 24, 2025

Hi, I would definitely use both in the case of stubborn stains.
Love all your products!!

Iwona Beardsmore April 24, 2025

Both would be my preference

Beverley Martin April 24, 2025

A spray would be my preference as powders don’t always dissolve fully and leave marks on clothing.

Zoe Dicks April 24, 2025

I’d like the option of both. Spray for targeting tough stains and powder for a general clean in the wash.

Yvonne Gunton April 24, 2025

I’d love a spray but I think both rather than1 or the other 👍🏻

Margherita April 24, 2025

From experience I am partial to spray as long is not packed in a plastic bottle.

Lorraine Sharp April 24, 2025

…Both please

Katarina Pilic April 24, 2025

I am using powder but I also think spray would be brilliant. Using both for different purposes and targeted areas! ☺️

Wendy April 24, 2025

Spray and powder please! Both have their uses

Joe Temple April 24, 2025

I think that would be an Excellant idea. I think both options too are very useful but to spray directly onto a stain helps shift it as well. 👍👍👍

Julie Hicks April 24, 2025

I would definitely say both, having young children I’m always needing spray to do spot stains and powder for an overall boost on the clean. I also use laundry soap bars for really stubborn stains that the spray won’t shift – perhaps even a new idea for your repertoire??

Sue White April 24, 2025

Both spray and powder would be good to have.

Wendy Codling April 24, 2025

I would say both. I would use both, spray good for spot stains, powder for overall wash. :)

Kiera April 24, 2025

Would love a spray! But would honestly use both 🖤

Caroline kines April 24, 2025

To be honest I like & use both ! Powder is excellent for general “whitening” but the sprays are also great for more specific stains… especially on sneakers !

Lynne Cavanagh April 24, 2025

I agree offer both as spray is good for targeting specific stains whereas a powder can be more general on whole wash

Tracy Finlon April 24, 2025

I think a spray would be great!

Paige April 24, 2025

I find sprays are much easier to work with

Amy Stringer April 24, 2025

I would say both as I use spray and powder for different types of stains! Powder is good for whites :)

Vanessa Oxley April 24, 2025

I think a spray would definitely be a good idea for hard to remove stains

Angela Burtoo April 24, 2025

How about having both? Different stains have differing ways of dealing with. Sometimes need to soak and others need a quick spray before washing.

Claire Grant April 24, 2025

A spray would be good for pin point stains but powder is good for larger stains.

Steph April 24, 2025

Definitely prefer a spray.

Joanne douglas April 24, 2025

Omg 💯 yes love that , to be able to spray it directly on to the stain ,I’m in for that he’ll yrsssss 🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍

Suzanne April 24, 2025

A stain removal spray for spot treatment would be great

Mandy April 24, 2025

Agree with the majority, both have a place as they do such different jobs

Katie April 24, 2025

I have struggled to find a spot stain treatment that works. I have tried several of the shampoo and conditioner fragrances. If both were on offer I would happily try them as I said none have purchased so far have worked.

Harriet April 24, 2025

I think both would have it’s uses, but with a young family and newborn powder is perfect for soaking stains which a spray you’d end up using it very quickly.

Michelle Paton April 24, 2025

I’d like both please. I like the powder for boosting my white wash whereas I would appreciate the spray for treating specific stains. Thank you for coming up with more great products. 💜

Samantha McCreath April 24, 2025

I agree with the majority, both would be a great to have an option. I would use both: powder for general use, spray for spot cleaning.

Nicola Moore April 24, 2025

Exactly as others have said- I’d have both. The powder to add to the whole wash and the spray for spot treatment 👌🏼

Debbie April 24, 2025

Why not both
People can choice what they prefer to use then x

Cheryl April 24, 2025

Keep both spray and powder. Spray for spots powder for the whole wash.

Rachel Dobson April 24, 2025

Spray for spot cleaning would be great, for harder to remove stains. The powder is good for a whole wash for more general stains.

Ange April 24, 2025

I’ve always preferred a spray stain remover , much easier for spot cleaning:)

Audrey April 24, 2025

Keep the powder for the whole wash, but a spray would be great for spot cleaning!💕

Carol Ryan April 24, 2025

It would be great in a spray, every product you produce is fantastic.

Natalya April 24, 2025

I love the powder & it works! Spray would be cool as sometimes you want to act quickly with a stain & sort it out there and then
Travel size would also be a welcome hack
💜

Sara A April 24, 2025

I prefer the powder but have noticed that if constantly using there’s build up in the machine. I think a spray would be useful for spot cleaning but keep the powder also

Tracy April 24, 2025

I think both too as they can be both used in different ways but same outcomes !

Diana Arday April 24, 2025

Please have both!! And a stain correcting pen would be amazing too! 💛

Samantha Fuller April 24, 2025

A spray would be great for spot cleaning.

Sk April 24, 2025

Both please. Powder for the wash and a spray for light pre treatment. Obvs you can also mix the powder with a bit of water and apply to stains & pre treatment this way.

GG April 24, 2025

Both please. Spot removal would be easier. Powder works brilliantly.

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