Spot stains on garments
Decide whether the mark is protein or grease first: cold water with a blood stain remover for blood, a pretreat spray for mixed everyday marks.
Laundry, Shoes & Garment Care
Laundry, Shoe & Garment Care
Blood stains, collar sweat, sportswear odor, wool and silk, down, white sneakers and leather bags each call for different care. Browse by fabric and scene instead of using one product on the whole wardrobe.
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Laundry, Shoes & Garment Care
Start with the area, then find the product
Choose laundry and shoe care by fabric first, then by stain. Blood, collar sweat and grease are different soils, and sportswear, wool and silk, down, sneakers and leather each need their own approach. Wool, silk, suede and dry-clean-only items need to follow the care label.
CleenU Laundry, Shoe & Garment Care groups stain removal, washing, sportswear, delicates, down, footwear and leather products into nine scenes for households and brand buyers. The factory also supports OEM/ODM in these categories.
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Garments, shoes & leather goods
Find products from laundry basket to shoe rack
Choose stain removal, everyday washing, sportswear, delicates, down, sneakers or leather goods to see matching care products.
Spot stains on garmentsGrease, sauce, coffee, blood and sweatView products 
Collars, cuffs & hat bandsYellow sweat marks, oil rings and foundationView products 
Machine washing & soak brighteningSweat, food marks and dingy whitesView products 
Sportswear & swimwearLingering odor, salt, sunscreen and pool chlorineView products 
Wool, silk & lingerieSweat and everyday soilView products 
Down jackets, duvets & sleeping bagsCollar and cuff grime and general soilView products 
Wardrobe, suitcase creases & curtainsEveryday wrinkles and creasesView products 
Sneakers, white shoes & shoe odorMud, midsole scuffs, graying and foot odorView products 
Leather bags, shoes & accessoriesHand marks, dust, dryness and small scuffsView products Surface materials
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Cleaning products
Products for each area
Compare products by soil and surface material. See each product page for use instructions.
Collars, cuffs & hat bands
Pretreat collars and cuffs while the garment is dry, then wash as usual.
Machine washing & soak brightening
Everyday washing and soak brightening are separate jobs, so choose pods and oxygen powder separately.
Sportswear & swimwear
Performance fabrics and swimwear each have their own wash points; skip softener and hot water for both.
Wool, silk & lingerie
Protein fibers and next-to-skin garments call for a gentle, low-temperature approach.
Down jackets, duvets & sleeping bags
Down should not meet regular detergent; dry low and fluff afterwards.
Wardrobe, suitcase creases & curtains
A wrinkle spray handles creases, not stains, and does not replace washing.
Sneakers, white shoes & shoe odor
Choose separately for white and dark shoes, and treat odor inside the shoe with a deodorizing spray.
Leather bags, shoes & accessories
Clean first, then condition; suede, nubuck and patent leather are outside these products.
How to choose
Narrow the choice by task
Who it is for
- Households that want to care for garments and shoes by fabric
- Laundry care, apparel and shoe care brands
- Online sellers and shoe or laundry service buyers
Check separately
People hoping one bottle will wash wool, down, sportswear and dress shoes alike；Items whose care label says dry-clean only；Suede, nubuck and patent leather goods；Anyone treating stain removal, washing, de-wrinkling and leather conditioning as one job
Narrow the choice by task
Read the care label and fabric first, then decide whether the soil is protein (blood, sweat), grease or general dinginess. Skip softener on sportswear and swimwear, use cool water and a dedicated wash for wool, silk and down, and clean shoes and leather before conditioning. Spot-test dark or uncertain fabrics.
How the tasks differ
Stain spray and blood stain remover are for spot pretreatment; pods and oxygen powder are for whole-load washing; sportswear, swimwear, wool and silk, lingerie and down each have a low-temperature dedicated wash; footwear and leather use foam cleaners, conditioning creams and a deodorizing spray.
What project buyers should confirm
- Target areas
- Spot stains on garments, Collars, cuffs & hat bands, Machine washing & soak brightening, Sportswear & swimwear
- Product direction
- Choose by surface and task; discuss samples and formula by project
- Packaging and labels
- Discuss size, bottle, label language and target-market needs by project
In shortLaundry and shoe care comes down to confirming the fabric and the soil, choosing the matching product, and following water temperature, wait time and drying directions. Brands that want their own range can discuss formula direction, packaging and samples by fabric and use scene.
Product list
All Laundry & Shoe Care Products
17 products for laundry & shoe care. Open each one for its surfaces and directions.
- Oxygen Bleach Powder
- White Shoe Cleaner
- Leather Conditioner
- Sneaker & Shoe Cleaner
- Laundry Stain Remover
- Wrinkle Release Spray
- Blood Stain Remover
- Laundry Pods
- Sportswear Odor Wash
- Leather Bag Cleaner & Conditioner
- Wool & Silk Wash
- Shoe & Sock Deodorizer Spray
- Down Jacket Wash
- Leather Shoe Care
- Lingerie & Underwear Wash
- Swimwear Wash
- Collar & Cuff Stain Remover
Laundry care sourcing
Build a laundry care range
Share target fabrics, soils, use methods, target markets and packaging needs to discuss stain, wash, footwear and leather products and samples.
Discuss a laundry care projectQuestions, answered
Laundry, shoe & garment care FAQs
Can one stain product handle blood, sweat and grease?
A stain spray can take mixed everyday marks, but treat blood separately with a blood stain remover and cold water throughout. Hot water sets blood protein and makes it harder to remove.
How long should a stain spray sit before washing?
A laundry stain spray usually sits 5–10 minutes and a blood stain remover 5–15 minutes. Do not let either dry out before washing, and follow each product's directions.
Should I pretreat or soak yellowed whites?
Pretreat collars and cuffs with the collar stain remover. For overall dinginess, soak colorfast fabrics in oxygen bleach powder in warm water as directed, then wash. Keep wool, silk and non-colorfast items out of the soak.
Can I use laundry pods and oxygen bleach powder together?
They do separate jobs: pods for everyday washing, powder for extra stain power or soaking. The powder can go into the drum with your detergent, but never mix it with chlorine bleach.
What can I do about sportswear that still smells after washing?
Use the sportswear odor wash at 1–1.4 oz per load. For strong odor, presoak at 1:50 for 30 minutes first, and skip fabric softener because it can clog the fabric's moisture-wicking structure.
How should I wash swimwear after a swim?
Rinse in cool water soon after swimming, then soak 3–5 minutes at about 5 mL per 2 L of cool water, knead gently, rinse cool and dry flat in the shade. Avoid hot water, bleach, tumble drying and wringing.
Can wool, silk and lingerie go in with regular laundry?
It is better not to. Wool, silk and lingerie suit a gentle, low-temperature dedicated wash by hand or in a mesh bag on a gentle cycle. Send dry-clean-only items out.
Why is my down jacket clumpy after washing?
Pretreat the collar and cuffs, wash with a dedicated down wash and rinse thoroughly. Tumble dry low with 2–3 tennis balls to fluff it. Do not wring, sun-dry or use regular detergent, softener or bleach.
Can white and dark sneakers share one cleaner?
For white shoes review the oxygen-boosted white shoe foam; for dark and multicolor sneakers use the pH-neutral sneaker foam. Suede, nubuck and aged yellowed rubber soles are outside both products.
Should I clean or condition a leather bag first?
Clean first, then condition. The two-in-one cleaner and conditioner does both in one step for bags, the leather shoe care cream is for shoes, and the leather conditioner suits furniture and seats. Spot-test light and aniline leather.
How can a laundry care brand source or private-label these products?
Share target fabrics, soils, use methods, target markets and packaging needs. CleenU will confirm a product direction and arrange free samples, with a 500-bottle MOQ on standard projects.
