Red wine has a reputation as a difficult stain to remove, and that reputation is fairly earned. With its tannin base, it’s indeed a tricky stain to get out of clothing, table linens, furniture ...

the more the wine stain stuck? Accidents happen, and we have all been there. Whether you spilled red wine cooking or when a ...

The key to treating a red wine spill, say all experts, involves acting fast (as is the case with most stains). If you can, you want to start working on a wine stain before it dries, easy enough if ...

While I’ve surrendered more than a few white button downs and silk blouses to the professionals after hosting a dinner party, I’ve also tried my hand at removing pesky red wine stains at home ...

If you can treat a red wine stain as soon as it appears, the better your chances are at fully removing the stain. That's because the compounds that are found in red wine (the one's that are full ...

The phrase “good things come in small packages” applies to plenty of helpful things, but we might have found the best one yet. The small, unassuming spray bottle of Wine Away, with its throwback label ...

We tested two red wine stain removers, Wine Away and Chateau Spill Red Wine Stain Remover, alongside the popular Dawn Powerwash to see if you need a special product just for these stains.

I was impressed with how well it worked on red wine stains, and I discovered another impressive thing about the product: It actually does more than remove just red wine stains — we’ll get to ...

Red wine stains are notoriously stubborn. Highly pigmented organic compounds found in red wine known as anthocyanins, along with the drink’s acidity and tannins, can create a series of chemical ...