Didi Seven Multi-Purpose Universal Stain & Spot Remover, (Pack of 2, 2oz Tubes) - Ultra Tough Stain Cleaning Solution - Safe on Most Fabrics

Have been using DIDI 7 FOR YEARS…. Just can’t believe the price of it now. So expensive And how hard it is to find it. Cleaned up of real bad stains on several items. New things to clean most every day and it never fails to use this cream, even after weeks have passed. Brush the cream in big or small areas. Let it dry then just vacuum.

This did the trick. The smallest smear of Didi 7 took all the dark inky bluish shade out of my off white expensive cotton ski sweater. It was washed on delicates with a dark blue blouse that decided to run (just where it sat against my sweater in the washer). I was so happy to see i could still get Didi7 as it was the only thing I knew would (in the old days) take out something like this. It worked as good as even but people are correct, it does smell bad lol. Oh people that said you had to add too much to your laundry to make whites white didn't read the instructions properly. You use a dime size amount to mix in 8 ounces of water then add 4 ounces of the solution to your wash, not 4 ounces (two tubes) of the product. I intend to try that also, I recall the old commercials used to say that would prevent dyes running in your wash.

I know the product is good.But the insides are on the dry side , hard to squeeze out

This is reformulated and not quite as petrochemical in strength as the old stuff, but did a good job and definitely better than oxy and other stain removers. Didn't remove dye on items I used it on.

I’d seen the informercial for this stuff like 30 years ago. I always assumed it was nonsense. It is. I was desperate to remove an ink stain from a shirt and thought, why don’t I give it a try? It did literally nothing at all. It didn’t even diminish the stain a little. And the smell. Oh my. I can’t even describe it, I’ve never smelt anything like it. It’s hideous. Complete waste of money, but it’s amazing the advertising works on me thirty years later.

I, like some other reviewers, received my first tube in undamaged outer packaging, but inside the bottom of the tube was uncrimped and some of it had oozed out and was all over the inside of the box. I reported the problem, returned the original tube as requested, and quickly had a replacement. As others have said, the scent of this is simply wretched. Like, right up there with when a mouse died inside the a/c system of my car in the middle of summer. Wear a mask, put a strong nice-smelling scent under your nose, wear gloves - whatever you can think of to keep the smell out of your nose and off your skin. Then read the instructions. How you use it depends on the type of stain and the fabric. You may have to do the process more than once. I'd say I've had about 40% success with it on older stains, 80% success on newer stains. However, because it smells so bad and because there are other things that work well (sometimes) with newer stains, it wouldn't be my first pick. I continue to use my other, less objectionable products first. That said, I like having this as a backup plan. If the first product or two doesn't work, then I can try this. And it's great that it has a higher-than-usual success rate with older stains, so I like having this around. But, that smell....!!! 🤢

I thought I had been using the best stain removers. I tried Didi after reading some reviews and I did an at home comparison against my Go-To favorite and couldn’t believe how much more effective Didi is. Didi is the real deal! It works. It works better than the vast majority of products on the market and you should buy this!! I’ve tried just about every stain remover and don’t know who writes a lot of the reviews but most don’t deliver - at least they don’t work on my stains. Gigi gets an A+++ rating.

Works as advertised

やはり、やり方なのかあまり綺麗になった気がしませんでした。時間をかけてやれば綺麗になるのかなぁと思います。あと、臭いが気になる人はやめた方が良いと思います。

Wie immer top. Frißt Flecken

I tried rubbing alcohol, blotted and it removed some of the ink, but it also made the ink spread. I used Spray and wash, blotted first, then washed (hung to dry) but there was still a significant amount of stains Then I ordered this product as it worked for me many years ago. Oh how I wish I would have taken photos! My hints. - don’t set in the stain with hot water or dryer, it - wet the stain(s) and apply directly to cover the stain(s) - blot with paper towel, rinse and and repeat until until you don’t see any more ink on the paper towel. (I did at least 10 times and my stains were almost gone. I then repeated a few times, but instead of blotting I used a soft toothbrush on the areas) - when it looks like you can’t get any better results wash and to hang to dry - the stains were practically gone, but when fully dried I couldn’t see them at all. I’m so happy to have saved an expensive coat, so the price of one tube was worth it. Plus I have a lot left! Yes it smells like the stuff to perm hair buy not as strong of an odour) but it did last on my hands . My hands also felt dry after, so wear gloves.

何回か試したが効果なし。

This stuff stinks worse than that stuff they use to perm hair. It is terrible, lingers in the room, horrible. But it took the grease stain off a shirt that has been stained and washed for easily 4 years with ease. I have yet to test on a new stain, but I've tested on 3 shirts now and cannot recommend more.