This stain remover is seriously impressive. I’ve used it on everything from food spills to baby stains to mystery marks on rental linens—and it handles them all like a champ. No harsh smell, no residue, and it's gentle enough for sensitive fabrics (and skin!). I love that it's natural and fragrance-free, especially for guests with allergies or kids in the house. A few sprays, a little time to sit, and stains are gone. It’s now a must-have in both my laundry room and my travel bag.

I'm here ordering more because it worked so well! I was so tired of stain removers that didn't work! But this one totally does! It even got grape juice out of a yellow dress! It also got stains out of coats (a difficult material to get clean) that had a years worth of set in stain from mud.

I was recommended this on a Facebook bamboo group and ordered a small bottle about 2 years ago. We have been using it ever since! My husband who gave me grief about it now recommended it to everyone he knows. It has never let us down when it comes to stains. I use it on blow outs, chocolate, dirt, mud, blood, etc it will get your stain out! It’s clear in color so it doesn’t have artificial dyes and it’s soft enough to use for sensitive skin kids. It’s so easy to use I usually spray it on and throw it in the washer and it works so well. It won’t bleach like messy mouth does. I order one ever few months and have never had it arrive broken or leaking. Highly recommend for any and every mom -a mom of 2 under 2

Overall a good stain remover. I appreciate the clean ingredients, especially for my kids clothing. That can be hard to find. Having two very messy, dirty boys, I have a hard time finding a stain remover that gets stains out the first time. This one seems to work. I usually let the stain remover sit on the clothing for a good 15-20 before washing. The only downfall is the cost. It is pricey compared to many others, but that’s a trade off I’m willing to make for clean ingredients that work!

A few weeks ago, my coffee tumbler leaked inside my favorite backpack. It was a discontinued model at least 10 years old and hand sewn in San Francisco - a fabulous thrift find but I admit it was looking a bit shabby. I unpacked it and let it sit for a few weeks while I tried to find a recently discontinued brand of stain remover I've used successfully before. At last I gave up and bought the Puracy It arrived capped with a regular lid and nicely wrapped in plastic with the sprayer. No mess! I'm allergic to everything: fabric softener, scents, dryer sheets, Shout - all of it. I have bad reactions to so many types of chemicals that every purchase feels like a risk. I tried Puracy based on a good experience with their body wash, which by the way, is just lovely. They discontinued my favorite sandalwood scent, boo, but it's safe, cleans nicely, and rinses clean with no bad effects. The stain remover didn't cause a reaction either. I turned the bag inside out, sprayed the stains thoroughly, let it sit a few hours, then washed it in the washing machine on cold and let it air dry. It looks brand new! All the stains are gone! I can't wait to try this on a few other things. It's expensive, but much less than replacing my work bag.

I had high hopes for this stain remover, especially with all the great reviews and the fact that it’s a natural product. While it does a decent job on some stains, I was a little disappointed that it didn’t work well on grease spots—which was one of the main reasons I bought it. Also, the bottle is quite small for the price. I expected more product, especially for something you might use often if you’re dealing with frequent stains. It’s not a total miss, but I probably won’t repurchase unless they improve the formula for tougher stains like oil.

This product is amazing! Not often you find a stain remover that gets makeup stains out, and well too!! Had a foundation stain from last year that came right out. Recently had lipstick on the carpet, came right out! Highly recommend!

Love this product it got all of My Husband deodorant stains out of shirts. I recommend it for any stains. I also was able to get blood out of white sheets.

Excellent stain remover. It’s the only one I use now.

I have been using Grandma's Spot Remover but haven't been able to find it locally anymore and I'm not willing to spend more to buy it online. In the meantime I've been using oxyclean but it's been removing the colour from my husband's work pants. Anyways, I found this stain remover. It works just as well, if not better than the Grandma's Spot Remover and oxyclean. It's also removed grease stains that have been through the wash/dry cycle a few times. It does require some time (like a few hours) to soak in before throwing it in the wash but it works amazingly and will be my go to stain remover now.

In my line of work, where crafting, creating, and constant experimentation are the norms, encountering stains on clothing is an everyday occurrence. Whether it's wax from a new jewelry piece, ink from sketching out designs, or the occasional coffee spill during late-night vlogging sessions, I'm always on the lookout for an effective stain remover. This search led me to try the Puracy Stain Remover, an enzyme-based laundry spray touted for its ability to tackle both fresh and set-in stains. From the get-go, I appreciated Puracy's commitment to using plant-powered ingredients and enzymes in their formula. Knowing that I was applying something less harsh on my clothes and safer for the environment made me more inclined to use it across a variety of fabrics without worry. The eco-friendly aspect is a significant plus, aligning with my preference for using products that are kind to the planet. In terms of effectiveness, Puracy Stain Remover has shown mixed results. On fresh stains, such as food and mud, it works wonders. A few sprays, a short wait, and a regular wash cycle have been enough to see most of these stains disappear, leaving my clothes looking remarkably clean. The real test, however, came with older, set-in stains—those that had been through the wash a few times already. While the remover made noticeable improvements on some of these stubborn spots, it didn't always succeed in eliminating them completely. It seems the enzyme-based formula has its limits, especially on older stains or those from more challenging substances. The application process is straightforward and convenient. The spray nozzle distributes the product evenly, and the instructions are clear on how long to let it sit before washing. This ease of use is a major advantage, especially when dealing with multiple stained items in one laundry session. However, I did find that for certain stains, repeated applications were necessary. This wasn't a major drawback, considering the safety of the ingredients, but it's something to keep in mind for those expecting instant results from a single use. In conclusion, the Puracy Stain Remover has earned a place in my laundry routine, particularly for its performance on fresh stains and its environmentally friendly formula. While it may not have completely eradicated every old stain I've challenged it with, its successes have been enough to make me appreciate its value. For anyone looking for a safer, more natural approach to stain removal, especially for recent spills, Puracy offers a solid option. Just be prepared for potentially mixed results on tougher or older stains, and you might find it to be a worthwhile addition to your cleaning arsenal.

Awesome product! Seen it on bored panda website and the reviews were great. I used it on stains that have gone through my dryer, and it got them out no problem. I used it my daughters light pink linen dress that she got covered in Kraft dinner (Mac n cheese for non Canadians). I read the instructions, sprayed it, rubbed it and let it sit for 24 hours, then washed. It was reduced, but not gone. This time I repeated, but I forgot to wash it and left it for a week. Went down today to do laundry, and I found the dress WITHOUT ANY STAINS! I didn’t even wash it yet! So into the wash it went and it came out beautifully! Wouldnt even know it was ever stained. And part of this dress was rouched, so a super tough spot to get stains out of. HIGHLY recommend.

I used this product for the underarms of my white t-shirts where they are stained from deodorant use that contains aluminum. To note, I've stopped using deodorant that contains aluminum so It is not as if I am refreshing the stain anymore, so whatever stains are on the underarms from my shirt are from ages ago. I have only used this product on my white t-shirts on the underarm area where the shirt has been greyed out. Followed the instructions, sprayed as necessary to the stained area, let it soak (15mins to 8 hours depending on stain severity) and then scrub it a bit to agitate the stain then throw it in the wash. Used it on about 5 different shirts and it worked on none, my shirts still have stains. This product doesn't work for me, at least with deodorant stains. Process didn't work for me the first time, so I gave it the benefit of the doubt by trying it again due to the age of my stains but it didn't work the second time either. It's a pretty cheap product so I didn't mind too much, but won't be buying it again.