Laundry Stain Remover Refill - Perfect Laundry, Pure Ingredients - with 6 SuperPlant Enzymes for Easy Removal of Fresh and Set-In Clothing Stains, 98.95% from Mother Nature, 48 Oz

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.

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.

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 used this for a few years and it’s great. Love reducing waste with the refill bag. If I’m really worried about a stain I will let this sit on it for a day or some hours…. Soak in water (without rinsing) and then if it doesn’t rinse right away agitate with detergent (whatever level of rubbing the fabric can tolerate). This has gotten out really bad stains- even old stains that I have missed. Gets out easy stains too with just spray and set. LOVE that it’s unscented. It’s natural but probably has sodium hydroxide in it which is very caustic to your hands…. I was agitating a stain with bare hands (mixed with detergent) once and it caused burned peeling skin. So just wear gloves if your hands are going to be in it at full strength. I noticed others said there is leakage from the bottles. There is and I don’t know why- maybe it runs down the side of the bottle after you spray ???. I usually put it in a plastic tray/container in the closet if I can’t stop the leakage. It is caustic to surfaces. It’s so effective that I have just put up with this- very manageable if a little annoying . Update: I use this on bloodstains a lot and it absolutely loosens the stains but then leaves a blurry blood mark that might also bleed to other parts of the clothing unless you scrub it a bit before washing. What I started doing after spraying the stain is dabbing some laundry detergent on top of it while it's sitting in the clothes bin. This actually makes even the darkest blood stains disappear before washing. This remains very good stuff.

We love Puracy stain remover in our household! We've even purchased it for family and friends - the refillable bag lasts for quite some time and for a diverse range of fabrics. There is little-to-no smell and stains are almost always removed in one washing cycle. We highly recommend it!