Women at work and their tips, challenges, advice, complaints, and experiences

I've only tried one of the three. The Tide To Go works great! We do dollhouse & miniature shows, and catsup splished down the front of a white shirt is not exactly a good impression to a new customer. The Tide worked great and I was surprised that there was no stain from the catsup.
I won't be trying the Palmolive as I'm allergic to regular Palmolive dish detergent, probably the same with the wipes.
I'm scared to try the toilet wand. We're still on a septic system and I don't want to think about having any repairs or pumping done. Might not be a problem, but the guy who rebuilt our whole septic system & drain field (don't ask!) said not to use any bleach with a septic tank.

That's a really good point about the septic system. I'm on city water and I still wondered how it would affect the plumbing.
I've heard from a few other people that the Tide To Go is worth the money, especially if you have little ones!!
Thanks for the input!

I have a Tide To Go pen and I didn't really care for it that much. My Little spilled something on her shirt and we immediately treated it, but it didn't stop the staining. When I washed it, I ended up with a big long blotch where I had used the pen. Not thrilled, though it does always make me think of the Martha Stewart - Apprentice episode with Jim chanting "Tide to go, Tide to go". hahaha.

I've tried a cleaning brush (don't know if it was the Clorox one, don't remember) that had a disposable scrubbing head on it, which had cleanser in it that activated when wet. The heads were NOT flushable, so I wasn't worried about my septic or my toilet...and the handle was really comfortable to use. I would have liked it to clean a bit better, but it did the job pretty well for general maintenance. Not what you'd want to try on a toilet with heavy stains though...this was sheerly for maintenance cleaning.