Stain Remover - Cleaning Spray, Clothes Stain Remover for Clothes, Laundry Stain Remover Spray for Clothes, Travel Stain Remover, Oil Stain Remover - Natural Spot Cleaner - Free&Clear 12oz

Okay, I'm a believer. This stuff removed a mystery stain on our upstairs carpet that has been there for years. Not even the carpet shampooer (with namebrand solution) could get it out. I sprayed this stuff on and let it sit for 15 minutes and then the stain just wiped away. Gone without a trace. It was like witchcraft. I also love that the ingredients are relatively simple and there's no added fragrance or dyes. Puracy has gained a loyal customer for life! The sprayer/ bottle could be a liiiiitle more secure. But honestly, still worth it.

This SAVED my favorite vintage cotton blouse (light yellow with a splatter of olive-oily tomato pizza sauce on it). I looked online right after it got the stain (act fast for all stains!) and found a pro cleaner’s video of soaking in vinegar, then rinsing and spraying this spray which apparently has multiple amazing enzymes. It’s completely gone! It was pretty good on rayon though not quite as gone, although my kids really went to town with that sauce all over; I only tried one spray & one wash there too. Even though it’s got those enzymes it’s labeled as safe for silk, unlike a lot of enzyme cleaners that weaken delicate fibers. So I’m excited to try it on other stains that I don’t have a treatment for too! Also it’s unscented which is hard to find and great!! The spray nozzle does have a lot of power so there can be some overspray if you’re not careful. This is worth every penny on tomato stains that cheaper/regular brand cleaners don't really remove.

I would buy this again. Stains gone. It works great and smells good

I don’t know what else to add to what’s already been said. It works a charm! I was skeptical when they switched to the spray but it works just as well and I almost prefer over the foam. It’s taken care of all sorts of stains, including the sweat-band around the back of my collars— multiple years after the stain was made/washed/thrown in dryer. The trick is to spray it on, rub it in with an old toothbrush, and then let it sit for a couple of days so the enzymes can do their thing. I don’t know why some reviews are upset about the price— I’ve made my latest bottle last almost a year. I’m just now seeing reviews about a new formula, which is disheartening. I’ll give it a try and report back.

I’m honestly super impressed with this stain remover. It has gotten out blood stains and just about every other stain I’ve thrown at it. I’ve used it on clothing, and it’s worked far better than I expected. A little goes a long way, and it’s become one of those products I always keep on hand. I’ll definitely be repurchasing when I run out.