Puracy Stain Remover, Travel and Laundry Stain Cleaner for Clothes, Baby Essentials, Kids Stains, Oil and Fabric Spot Cleaner (Stain Remover Spray, 12 fl oz)

If you are on the fence, get this! It gets everything out of anything. Sprays easily and smells great! My daughter got red Koolaid concentrate on my green cloth pants. It did take a couple of sprays and washes, but it's completely out! And when my nail tech got massage oil on my favorite pair of jeans, it got that out too. Sweat stains, grease stains.... My mom ordered it on my recommendation and got years old car grease out of a white shirt! This stuff is AMAZING!

This stuff works so well and I was surprised it took out old stains. My son plays soccer and volleyball so its a staple in his laundry. I also like its free and clear and I can get a refillable pouch, over another plastic bottle.

Wasn’t too sure how well it would work on stains from a messy baby/toddler.. but it works AMAZING. It even got some really old stains out! The trick is definitely letting the spray sit on the clothes long enough, but it works wonders

I’ve been using this for years, and it continues to impress me. When dealing with messes from kids’ clothes—especially those tough, set-in stains—this is the only product that actually delivers. It lifts out stains that other cleaners leave behind, yet still treats fabrics gently. Pros: • Long-lasting — I’ve stuck with it because it works, year after year • Effective on stubborn stains that tend to “set in” • Doesn’t damage or fade the fabric • Worth the investment, given how little extras I need now Cons (minor): • It’s not magic — extremely stubborn or deeply set stains may still need repeat treatment • Price can seem a bit high compared to standard cleaners, but the performance justifies it If you’re done trying many cleaners that disappoint, this one is a winner in my book. Highly recommend for any parent (or anyone) battling persistent stains!

This stain remover has become a staple in my laundry routine. As a parent dealing with everything from milk dribbles to blowouts, I love that Puracy uses plant-based enzymes and is safe for baby clothes and sensitive skin. It doesn’t fix every stain, but it works impressively well most of the time. ⸻ 🔍 What I Like: 🌱 Baby-Safe, Natural Formula • Free of harsh chemicals and fragrances—I feel good using it on newborn clothes and cloth diapers. • Doesn’t irritate my baby’s skin, which was a big concern with other brands. 🧼 Enzyme Power That Actually Works • Tackles milk, poop, food, and spit-up stains with minimal effort, especially if I spray it right away. • Works best when given a little time to sit before washing. 💧 No Strong Smell or Residue • The light scent is clean and mild—not overwhelming. • Leaves clothes feeling soft, not stiff or sticky. ⸻ ⚠️ Why I Gave It 4 Stars: ⏳ Some Stains Need Extra Help • Older or set-in stains may take a second treatment or soaking to fully lift. • It doesn’t always work on oily stains (like baby lotions or creams) on the first try. 🔁 Works Best with Fast Treatment • The sooner you use it, the better. If I let something sit for too long, the results aren’t as strong. ⸻ 💬 Final Thoughts: Puracy is a safe, gentle, and mostly reliable stain remover that gives peace of mind for baby laundry. It’s not a miracle spray, but it definitely helps keep clothes looking fresh and clean—without exposing your little one to harsh ingredients. Would I buy it again? Yes—it’s one of the few I trust for baby clothes. Would I recommend it? Yes—for parents who want a natural, effective laundry spray that’s gentle on skin.

I have used this product for YEARS, an absolutely indispensable stain remover in my toolkit. It would destroy absolutely any organic stain that was immediately treated, and if left to soak, would even take out or radically reduce set stains. Like magic. So much better than anything else I've ever tried, and bonus, didn't leave some horrible perfume stank on my clothes. I've sold, by word of mouth, countless bottles of this. I'd even get a bottle and decant it into smaller bottles to give out samples to friends. It was amazing. I was a Puracy stain remover evangelist. This last bottle? TRASH. The consistency used to be thick, a sprayable gel. This new bottle? Water. It is thin and moves like water with a bit of dishsoap in it, which it doesn't even match in performance. Dish soap would have gotten oil stains out better than this slop. I tried it out on a pair of cotton jeans, cotton tshirt, and fleece sweater than had orange chicken spilled on them. I treated it exactly as I would have before, directly on the fresh stain. Before it would have disappeared like magic. This time? Still quite visible after wash as oil stains on the black tshirt, detectable on the jeans if you know they're there, and yellowish spots on the fleece. My disappointment is immeasurable and my day is ruined. Why destroy a perfect product? I'll be warning everyone on my list NOT to order this product again, until and if it is ever returned to the previous formula. ***EDITED TO ADD A COMPARISON OF THE OLD INGREDIENT LIST TO THE NEW ONE*** These are directly copied from my bottles (any spelling errors my own). Please note that the company not only has not disclosed or marked a formula change on the bottle, but will outright lie and deny that it has changed when you contact them. Old Formula Ingredients: Water, C10-C16 Alcohol Etholxylate (Plant-Based Cleanser), Decyl Glucoside (Vegetable -Based Cleanser), Vegetable Glycerine (Plant-Based Softener), Proanediol (Plant-Based Preservative), Protease, (Plant-Based Enzyme), Sodium Borate (Natural Mineral Cleanser), Amylase (Plant-Based Enzyme), Sodium Citrate (Plant-Based Water Softener), Lipase (Plant-Based Enzyme), Pectinase (Plant-Based Enzyme), Mannanase (Plant-Based Enzyme), Cellulase (Plant-Based Enzyme), Benzisothiazolinone (Biodegradable Preservative), Coconut Fatty Acid ( (Plant-Based Foam Reducer), Calcium Chloride (Natural Mineral Stabilizer). New Formula Ingredients: Water, Decyl Glucoside, Laureth-9, Propanediol, Glycerin, Laureth-4, Sodium Borate, Protease, Amylase, Citric Acid, Lipase, Pectinase, Sodium Hydroxide, Benzisothiazolinone, Mannanase, Cellulase, Coconut Fatty Acid, Pink Grapefruit Essential Oil, Calcium Chloride, Limonene, Linalool These are COMPLETELY DIFFERENT PRODUCTS. They removed the primary cleanser entirely. There is now more Benzisothiazolinone preservative than two of the enzymes, which means they've either increased the amount of preservative or decreased the amount of the enzymes. The new formula has added Laureth-9 and Laureth-4. Also, they added essential oils, which not only are bad for some people who are allergic/sensitive, but they may be the cause of some of the yellow staining that people are now seeing from using the product. Puracy was sold to "Branded", which has absolutely destroyed a once great product and company. Buy elsewhere.

This is the best stain remover on the market! New stains, old stains, difficult stains, just spray and let work for 30 minutes, then wash and stain is gone. I have never found a stain that Puracy couldn’t handle.

This actually works on all sorts of spots on my couch. Does not stain, it smells good, dries really fast, and very easy to use.

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Best stain remover I have ever used. Works on everything I swear! Little expensive though, make sure you dilute otherwise bag lasts about 6 months. With dilution I reckon this'll cost about £2.50 a month if not less, depends on how often you get stains on your clothes.

Swear by this for our babies clothes

Product delivery package was light. The bottle was empty and the item is not returnable. It’s a scam.

Found Puracy through a crime scene cleaning Instagram account. They used it to clean tough stains. I've been using it for a few years now and no other products I keep trying again and again come close to Puracy. Even old stains in vintage kids clothes come out no problem.