Zakit

Stain rescue platform

Don't bin it.
Rescue it.

Tell ZAKIT what happened in your own words. It works out the stain type, checks what the fabric can safely take, and gives you a plan you can follow in the next five minutes.

  • 01Fabric-aware: silk, wool and leather are never given cotton advice.
  • 02Independent: a method, a product type or a specialist — whichever fits.
  • 03Safety first: patch tests, heat rules and combinations never to mix.
Material
Colour
Stain age
Already treated with

Describing the item and the mark gives the safest plan.

Common rescues

All answers

protein

How to remove blood stains

Protein stain. Cold water only — heat sets the proteins permanently, so no hot washes and no tumble drying until the mark has gone.

tannin

How to remove red wine stains

Tannin and pigment combined. Absorb first, dilute second, then treat with an oxygen-based product on colour-safe fabrics.

tannin

How to remove coffee or tea stains

Tannin stain, often with milk fat. Treat the tannin first, then any greasy residue.

oil

How to remove oil or grease stains

Oil needs absorbing then emulsifying — water alone will not shift it.

pigment

How to remove ink or marker stains

Solvent-led. Test first — ink treatments can lift dye from coloured fabric.

pigment

How to remove grass stains

Chlorophyll and plant pigment. Enzyme detergent plus time does most of the work.

ZAKIT inside your service

Laundry, dry cleaning and care brands can embed the same rescue engine, or call it through the API. The answer stays neutral, whoever is hosting it.

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