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Getwash Products: Official Distributor of SEITZ and A.L. Wilson Spotting Agents, Equipment, and Professional Laundry Chemicals
By the Getwash Laundry Team | Updated 18 October 2026 | Reading time ±25 minutes
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QUICK ANSWER The Getwash product catalogue covers five groups: professional spotting agents (SEITZ from Germany and A.L. Wilson from the United States, for which Getwash is the official distributor), shoe and leather paint and care (Angelus and Saphir, with two lines, Médaille d'Or 1925 Paris and Beauté du Cuir), Vibram shoe soles, laundry accessories, and professional laundry equipment such as spotting tables, boilers, and ironing tables. We use the same materials every day in our own workshop, including when handling high-end branded clothes, bags, and shoes for high-profile customers. The catalogue keeps growing; confirm prices and availability on WhatsApp 0812-6610-0500 or through the website. |
Every laundry business and shoe care workshop has lived the same moment: a valuable garment or pair of shoes arrives with a problem that will not resolve, and every usual method has already been tried. At that point, what matters is no longer courage but the right material, reliable equipment, and hands that know how to use them.
That is why the Getwash products page exists. We are not just a materials shop. We are a laundry and shoe care business that works with these materials every day, and we also bring them to fellow operators and shoe care enthusiasts. On this page you will read which products are in the catalogue, what each is for, how to choose and use them safely, and how Getwash supports you after you buy.
If you are looking for laundry near me to hand over clothes rather than buy supplies, our full laundry services are on the services page. This page is for those who want to understand and buy the materials and equipment.
Table of Contents
1. The Getwash Product Map: One Catalogue for Laundry and Shoe Care
2. SEITZ: Nine German Products for Every Type of Stain
3. A.L. Wilson: Eight Stain Removers for Everyday Laundry
4. Angelus, Saphir, and Vibram: Paint, Care, and Shoe Soles
5. Accessories and Laundry Equipment: Spotting Tables, Boilers, and Ironing Tables
6. How to Choose, Use Safely, and Buy
7. FAQ: Questions About Getwash Products
The Getwash Product Map: One Catalogue for Laundry and Shoe Care
The Getwash catalogue was built from one question: what does a laundry and shoe care business really need to get consistent results? The answer turns out to be short. You need the right stain-removal material for each kind of stain, paint and care materials for leather and shoes, reliable soles for repair, equipment that works every day, and someone you can consult when problems appear.
Getwash product map
Five product groups in one catalogue
- Spotting agents: SEITZ (Germany), nine products, and A.L. Wilson (United States), eight products. Getwash is the official distributor of both.
- Shoe and leather paint and care: Angelus for leather paint and finishing, and Saphir with two lines, Médaille d'Or 1925 Paris and Beauté du Cuir.
- Shoe soles: Vibram, for sole repair and replacement.
- Laundry accessories: baskets, trolleys, racks, hangers, tags, spray bottles, gloves, and other daily supplies.
- Laundry equipment: spotting tables, boilers, ironing tables, plus washers, dryers, and supporting equipment.
On the Getwash products page, each product has its own page with a description, listed price, and a consultation button. The catalogue keeps growing, so prices, package sizes, and availability should be confirmed over WhatsApp before you order.
Why a laundry and a supplier at once
Many suppliers of laundry and shoe care materials never do the work themselves. They sell by brochure. Getwash is different: we are the first users of the materials we bring to the catalogue. Every day our team uses spotting agents on stains on shirts, gowns, and suits, and care materials on customers' shoes and bags.
That experience makes our advice more practical. We know which products must never enter a dry cleaning machine, which must be rinsed with cold water, and which steps must never be skipped on leather, because we have lived through the consequences.
Professional materials for high-value items
Some Getwash customers are officials and their families, public figures, business people, and celebrities who entrust us with high-end branded clothes, bags, and shoes. To protect privacy, we never name customers. What we can share is the standard: high-value items are handled only with proven professional materials and clear procedures, not experiments.
That is the standard we share with you through this product catalogue. If these materials are good enough for our customers' most valuable items, they are good enough for your business.
Who this products page is for
- Per-kilo laundry and dry cleaning owners who want better stain removal results.
- Hotels, resorts, and guesthouses with linen and uniform needs.
- Hospitals and clinics handling medical linen.
- Shoe and bag care operators needing paint, creams, and soles.
- Cobblers and shoe repairers looking for quality materials and soles.
- Shoe and leather enthusiasts who want to care for their own collection.
- New laundry entrepreneurs needing a package of materials, equipment, and guidance.
If you are not sure which one you are, contact us. Consultation before buying is part of the service, not an extra fee.
Customer experience: trust is built from results
Our customers tell us what they value. Andi (BSD) said clothes came back neat like new. Rina (Pondok Aren) chose Getwash because it is close and easy to use. Fara (Bintaro) praised clothes that were clean and fragrant. Kevin (Serpong) received his laundry the same day. Those results do not come from luck; they come from the right materials and a disciplined process.
Two brands, two approaches
SEITZ and A.L. Wilson come from different traditions. SEITZ is from Germany and is known in professional dry cleaning for a range designed to be used in sequence on complex stains. A.L. Wilson is from the United States and, since 1928, has been known through its "Stain Wizard" system: specific products for specific stains that are easy to use on a busy production line.
Understanding this difference helps you choose. If you often face tough stains of unclear origin, the SEITZ range gives you a ladder of materials from gentle to strong. If you face repeated, clearly identified stains, such as coffee at a café or collars on work shirts, A.L. Wilson products give a fast, economical shortcut.
Why we hold both brands
We became distributor of both brands because our own business needs them. Customers hand over everything, from daily tees to irreplaceable gowns. One brand cannot answer every case. With two brands, our team has more options and can choose the most suitable and gentlest material for each fabric.
SEITZ: Nine German Products for Every Type of Stain
SEITZ is a professional spotting agent brand from Germany. In professional dry cleaning and laundry, spotting means treating a stain before or after the main wash, with a material matched to the stain type. No single product handles every stain, which is why SEITZ offers several products that complement each other.
Listed prices of SEITZ spotting agents
Frankosol: water-soluble stains
Frankosol (listed price from Rp1,700,000) is a pretreatment for water-soluble stains such as sugar, sweat, and urine. Apply it to the stain area before washing and test first in a hidden spot. For high volume, the 5-litre jerrycan is usually more efficient than the 1-litre pack.
Cavesol: tannin stains
Cavesol (Rp1,250,000) handles tannin stains: coffee, tea, wine, and grass. It complements Frankosol and is used undiluted, not pre-mixed with detergent.
Blutol: blood and protein
Blutol (Rp1,250,000) is for blood and protein stains such as milk, egg white, and cream. The most important rule: use cold water only. Hot water coagulates protein and locks the stain in. The product is safe to use on hospital medical linen.
Quickol: paint, ink, lipstick, and oil
Quickol (Rp1,250,000) handles stains that Frankosol, Cavesol, or Blutol cannot resolve, such as paint, ink, lipstick, and oil. Best results come with a spotting gun. The product contains solvent, so the workspace must be well ventilated and the safety data sheet (SDS) should be read.
Lacol: complex stains
Lacol (Rp1,250,000) is for complex stains such as paint, lacquer, glue, resin, and oil stains of unknown origin. Two important warnings: never put it into a dry cleaning machine because it is hazardous when it meets hydrocarbon or silicone solvents, and be careful on acetate fabric because it can damage the colour.
Purasol: stain loosener
Purasol (Rp1,700,000) is used to loosen stains before Quickol or Lacol. Unlike Lacol, it is safe for acetate silk. It evaporates quickly and leaves little residue.
Colorsol: the last rescue for colour bleed
Colorsol (Rp1,250,000) differs from the other products because it is used after washing, as a last resort for colour bleed when dye has transferred between fabrics. Wear eye protection, and note that this product is available only in a 1-litre pack.
Ferrol: rust stains
Ferrol (Rp750,000) is a rust stain remover. It is concentrated and for professional use only, because it requires knowledge of neutralisation. Use it manually, never in a dry cleaning machine, then neutralise with an alkaline product such as Blutol and rinse thoroughly with water or steam.
Spotting Kit: a complete starter package
Spotting Kit (Rp2,550,000) is a professional package for those just starting or wanting to complete a spotting table. It brings together the core products so you can handle many kinds of stain without buying one by one.
The working sequence we use
In practice, these products are used in sequence, not at random. We start by identifying the stain, then choose the gentlest material that is still effective. Stronger materials are used only if the gentle one is not enough. After that, the area is rinsed or neutralised, then the fabric is washed by the suitable method. This discipline of sequence is what prevents fabric damage.
Stain to product guide
What separates professional materials from retail products
Retail household products are made to be safe for anyone without training. As a result, their formulas tend to be general and mild. Professional materials are made for trained people, so their formulas are more targeted and stronger, but demand understanding. The difference shows in three things: precision of target, consistency between batches, and clear safety documentation.
For a laundry business, those three mean one thing: predictable results. When you know exactly what a material does to a certain stain, you can promise results with confidence, and explain the risks honestly when they exist.
A.L. Wilson: Eight Stain Removers for Everyday Laundry
A.L. Wilson is a manufacturer from the United States known since 1928 for its "Stain Wizard" system. The approach is practical: specific products for specific stains, in packaging that is easy to use on a busy laundry line. Getwash distributes eight of its products.
Listed prices of A.L. Wilson stain removers
QwikGo: blood and organic stains
QwikGo Blood Stain Remover (Rp360,000) handles protein and organic stains such as blood, milk, urine, vomit, egg, chocolate, ice cream, ketchup, and mayonnaise. It is gentle on colour and delicate fabric. For laundering, saturate the stain, work it in gently, do not rinse before washing, then wash as usual.
This water-based product (roughly 92–98% water) uses a biodegradable surfactant with a pH around 10.5. Because it carries an industrial and institutional label, use gloves, eye protection, and good ventilation.
BonGo: beverage stains
BonGo Beverage Stain Remover (Rp350,000) is specifically for beverage stains such as coffee, tea, juice, and soft drinks. These stains are common in restaurants, cafés, and hotels, so a beverage-specific product helps save spotting time.
RustGo: rust stains
RustGo Rust Stain Remover (Rp650,000) is for rust stains on fabric. Suitable for linen that has touched iron equipment, metal buttons, or rusty water.
RiteGo: collars and cuffs
RiteGo Collar & Cuff Stain Remover (Rp650,000) treats the areas that get dirty fastest on shirts: collars and cuffs, where sweat and skin oil accumulate. For laundries receiving many work shirts, this product helps a lot.
TarGo and TarGo Dry: oil and multi-stain
TarGo Oil Based Stain Remover (Rp920,000) is for oil-based stains. TarGo Dry Professional Multi Stain Remover (Rp1,000,000) is a professional multi-stain remover for a wide range of cases on fabric.
InkGo: ink and tape
InkGo Ink Stain Remover (Rp850,000) is for ink stains and tape residue on many fabrics. Ink stains are among the quickest to soak in, so speed of handling is decisive.
YellowGo: fabric dye stains
YellowGo Fabric Dye Stain Remover (Rp1,450,000) handles fabric dye stains that have transferred or yellowed. In the product list, this is the A.L. Wilson item with the highest listed price, in line with how difficult this stain type is.
Choosing between SEITZ and A.L. Wilson
A question we often receive: choose SEITZ or A.L. Wilson? The answer is not one or the other. They complement each other. SEITZ is more complete for dry cleaning spotting and complex stains. A.L. Wilson is practical for specific daily stains on a busy laundry line. Many businesses use both: A.L. Wilson for routine stains, SEITZ for hard cases.
Four real cases and the product combinations used
- Coffee on a silk shirt: start with Cavesol for tannin, rinse, then wash by a method suited to silk.
- Blood on medical linen: Blutol with cold water, then wash as usual.
- Ballpoint ink on a white shirt: Quickol with a spotting gun, or InkGo, after testing in a hidden spot.
- Rust on linen: Ferrol (professional use) then neutralise and rinse thoroughly, or RustGo for lighter cases.
These examples are not fixed recipes but a way of thinking: identify the stain, choose the right material, test, apply, neutralise, then wash. Every real case must still be judged by fabric, colour, and age of the stain.
Stains that must not wait
Some stains change character over time. Ink soaks deeper, rust oxidises, and dried blood becomes harder to dissolve. That is why a good laundry line has a simple rule: stains are marked at intake and treated before the main wash. A stock of the right stain removers on the spotting table makes that rule workable.
How to read the listed prices in the catalogue
The prices on the product page are listed prices per product, with no package-size breakdown on the page. So before buying, ask us the applicable package size, stock availability, and whether special pricing exists for certain volumes. Some products, like Colorsol, come in specific sizes only, while others come in several sizes.
The way of thinking we recommend: compare cost per garment saved, not just price per bottle. A product that hits the target often turns out cheaper because you use less and reduce garments that need compensation or rewashing.
Angelus, Saphir, and Vibram: Paint, Care, and Shoe Soles
Shoes and leather goods are a world of their own. The material is alive: leather absorbs, dries, cracks, and fades. Care is also layered: cleaning, colouring, nourishing, protecting, then looking after the sole. That is why the Getwash catalogue brings three names well known in this world: Angelus for paint and finishing, Saphir for leather care, and Vibram for soles.
We should be honest here: SEITZ and A.L. Wilson are brands Getwash officially distributes. For Angelus, Saphir, and Vibram, we bring the products into the catalogue as part of our shoe care ecosystem. The information about each brand below is summarised from official sources and public literature, and availability and price for each product are always confirmed when you consult us.
Angelus, Saphir, and Vibram
Angelus: paint, dyes, and finishing for leather
Angelus is widely known in shoe customisation and restoration. According to its official website, the range includes acrylic leather paint in more than 120 colours, with standard, metallic and pearlescent, neon, glitter, and glow-in-the-dark variants. The paint is marketed as non-cracking and made to flex with the material.
Angelus also offers supporting products that form a complete workflow: leather preparer and deglazer to prepare the surface, finishers such as urethane clear coat in flat, matte, satin, and high gloss, leather and suede dyes, plus cleaners, shoe creams, water and stain repellent, mink oil, sole brightener, crack filler, shoe cement, and deodoriser. Surfaces named include leather, canvas, denim, vinyl, suede, and wood.
The recommended workflow is simple: prepare, paint, finish, then care. Surface preparation decides the result. Paint applied to leather that still carries a factory protective layer will peel easily, which is what the preparer and deglazer are for.
How we see Angelus in practice
- Colour restoration on faded or scratched leather shoes or bags.
- Sneaker customisation with colours and finishes to taste.
- Repairing worn areas on shoe toes or bag corners, with filler and paint.
- Final protection with finisher and water repellent.
As with all paint, the result depends on preparation and patience. For high-value items, we always suggest testing in a hidden spot first, and consulting before starting work that cannot be redone.
Saphir: leather care from France
Saphir is a French leather care brand. Its official site states production in France since 1920, and that the company belongs to the Avel Group with the Entreprise du Patrimoine Vivant label. Its product categories are broad: total care, cleaning, dye, waterproofing, protection, comfort, sneaker care, textile, suede and nubuck, and special leather. Accessories include brushes, cloths, insoles, laces, and shoe trees.
The Getwash catalogue brings Saphir in two lines of different character.
Two Saphir lines
Saphir Médaille d'Or 1925 Paris: the premium line
Médaille d'Or is Saphir's premium line, designed for shoe enthusiasts who want a richer formula. According to a shoe care retailer's review, the line uses natural ingredients, with solvent derived from pine and luxury ingredients such as shea butter, mink oil, montan wax, and carnauba wax. Core products include Renovateur as leather conditioner, Crème Pommadier as shoe cream, and Pâte de Luxe as wax for shine.
This line suits high-quality leather shoes cared for patiently: cleaning, nourishing, colour, then gradual shine. In trained hands the result is deep, warm, and long lasting.
Saphir Beauté du Cuir: the practical line
Beauté du Cuir is the more practical and affordable line, still high quality and largely natural. According to the same source, all its products use beeswax as a base, with shoe cream made with almond oil and Crème Surfine as the cream equivalent. Renovateur and Pâte de Luxe are also available in this line. On its website, Saphir also names products such as Everest, a protector and softener for leather in wet weather and everyday wear.
This line suits routine use, shoe care shops and workshops that need reliable product in volume, and beginners who want to care for their own shoes.
Choosing between Médaille d'Or 1925 and Beauté du Cuir
- Choose Médaille d'Or 1925 for high-value shoes, collections, or when you want a premium formula.
- Choose Beauté du Cuir for routine care, workshop volume, and a more efficient budget.
- Combine both when useful: for example Beauté du Cuir for routine cleaning and nourishing, Médaille d'Or for the final finish.
Neither choice is wrong. What matters is matching the product to the type of leather, the purpose of the care, and frequency of wear. If in doubt, send us a photo of your shoes and we will help advise.
Vibram: soles that carry a shoe's journey
Vibram is an Italian company founded in 1937 by Vitale Bramani. Its story began after a 1935 mountaineering tragedy, when Bramani developed the first lugged rubber sole and launched it with the "Carrarmato" pattern. An Italian expedition wearing Vibram soles made the first successful ascent of K2 in 1954. Today Vibram soles are used by thousands of footwear manufacturers, from hiking and outdoor to fashion and work.
In shoe care, Vibram matters for one reason: the sole is the part that wears fastest, and good shoes deserve a new sole. Vibram also makes soles designed specifically for replacement on existing shoes, and its official site offers a Vibram Repair programme and a cobbler locator. Technologies such as MEGAGRIP give grip on dry and wet surfaces.
When a sole needs replacing
- The tread pattern has gone flat, so grip is reduced.
- The sole is thin or has holes at the heel and toe.
- The sole has separated from the upper and the glue no longer holds.
- The shoe is still good and comfortable, so it would be a pity to discard.
Replacing the sole on a shoe that is still good is often cheaper and more sustainable than buying new. It also fits a principle we hold: caring is better than replacing. For sole replacement work, contact us so the right type and size of sole can be confirmed.
A complete shoe care routine
- Clean with a cleaner suited to the material.
- Prepare the surface when repainting is needed, with preparer and deglazer.
- Colour or paint faded or scratched areas.
- Nourish with conditioner and cream.
- Polish and protect with wax, finisher, or water repellent.
- Check the sole and replace it when worn.
This routine shows how the three brands complement each other: Saphir for cleaning, nourishing, and polishing, Angelus for colour and finishing, and Vibram for soles. Together with our Signature Shoe Care service, that is the picture of complete shoe care.
Leather care without unnecessary risk
Leather is easily damaged by small mistakes: too much water, too much product, or direct heat. A few principles we hold: test in a hidden spot, start with the gentlest material, apply thin and in layers, let it dry naturally in the shade, and do not mix products from different brands without testing. This discipline matters more than any brand you choose.
Trusted with high-value shoes and bags
We handle luxury women's shoes such as Christian Louboutin, Chanel, Jimmy Choo, and Prada through our Signature Shoe Care service, and luxury bags through Maison de Bag. We name those brands as examples of capability, not as claims of partnership. That experience shapes how we choose and recommend leather care products, and we share it with you.
Accessories and Laundry Equipment: Spotting Tables, Boilers, and Ironing Tables
Stain-removal materials are only one part of a laundry business. Around them are washing chemicals, machines, and supplies that determine daily efficiency and quality.
Product needs by business type
Spotting table: where stains get resolved
A spotting table is a dedicated work table for handling stains before garments enter the machine. Its function is simple but decisive: a surface that holds liquid, adequate lighting, and a comfortable working position for the operator. This is where spotting agents such as SEITZ and A.L. Wilson are applied, rinsed, and checked.
- A suitable surface so liquids and chemicals do not damage the table or the fabric.
- Good lighting so fine stains are clearly visible.
- A tidy material layout, so the right product is always within reach.
- Tools such as a spotting gun, brushes, and spatulas within easy reach.
For a laundry that is serious about stain results, a spotting table is a high-return investment. Many garments are saved not because of exceptional materials but because the operator has an adequate place to work carefully.
Boiler: the steam power behind neat results
A boiler produces the steam used by steam irons, ironing tables, and other finishing equipment. Stable steam makes garments neat faster and puts less pressure on the fabric. Choosing a boiler depends on daily steam demand, the number of pieces of equipment served, and the space available.
- Steam capacity must match the number of ironing points served.
- Water quality affects boiler life, because hard water forms scale.
- Regular maintenance such as descaling and safety checks.
- Ventilation and layout that are safe in the production room.
A boiler is pressurised equipment, so installation and maintenance should follow the manufacturer's instructions and applicable safety standards. Consult us on your needs before choosing.
Ironing table: the finish that sets the final impression
A professional ironing table, especially one with vacuum suction, helps steam penetrate the fabric and dry it quickly, so garments look neat with little friction. For dry cleaning and shirt laundry, this stage often decides the customer's first impression when they open the package.
- Vacuum suction to dry and smooth fabric faster.
- Table size and shape suited to the garment, such as shirts, trousers, or jackets.
- Height and ergonomics so the operator does not tire quickly.
- Compatibility with the boiler and steam iron in use.
A good ironing table does not turn bad fabric into good, but it makes fabric that has been properly cared for look its best.
Laundry accessories: small things that keep the production floor smooth
Accessories are often taken lightly until their absence is felt. Baskets and trolleys determine item flow, racks and hangers keep garments neat, tags and labels keep order identity, spray bottles and measuring cups keep dosing accurate, and gloves and aprons protect the operator. Some, such as brushes, cloths, laces, shoe trees, and insoles, are also important for shoe care.
- Baskets, trolleys, and racks for orderly item flow.
- Hangers and garment covers for finishing and delivery.
- Tags, labels, and barcodes for order tracking.
- Spray bottles and measuring cups for accurate dosing.
- Gloves, aprons, and eye protection for work safety.
- Brushes, cloths, shoe trees, and laces for shoe care.
We suggest buying accessories together with the main equipment so everything fits, and keeping reserve stock of fast-consumed items such as gloves and tags.
Laundry chemicals: five basic functions
- Detergent: lifts general dirt.
- Alkali builder: boosts washing power and helps dissolve soil.
- Bleaching agent: whitens and removes stains on suitable white fabrics.
- Softener: softens fibres and adds fragrance.
- Sour or neutraliser: neutralises residual alkali so fabric is safe and non-irritating.
Understanding each material's function helps you avoid the two most common mistakes: using too much, which makes fabric stiff and wasteful, or skipping a stage, which makes results inconsistent.
Why professional chemicals beat household detergent
Household detergent is designed for one small washing machine and light soil. A commercial laundry line faces large volume, varied soil, and high hygiene standards. Professional chemicals give dose control, compatibility with commercial machines, and repeatable results. That is why serious businesses move from retail products to professional ones.
Equipment: from machines to spotting tables
- Commercial washers and dryers for daily volume.
- Dry cleaning machines for sensitive fabrics.
- Steam boilers, steam irons, and vacuum ironing tables for neat finishing.
- Spotting tables and garment steamers for stain handling and shaping.
- Packing equipment: heat sealers, label printers, and barcode systems.
Machine selection depends on daily volume, service type, space, and budget. We suggest consulting before buying, because a machine that is too large wastes capital while one that is too small holds growth back.
Accessories and spare parts
A laundry business also needs small things that determine smoothness: baskets, trolleys, racks, hangers, garment covers, tags, spray bottles, measuring cups, gloves, aprons, and spare parts. These are rarely discussed, but their absence is felt immediately on the production floor.
Different needs for different kinds of business
- Per-kilo laundry: focus on detergent, softener, and daily stain removers.
- Dry cleaning: focus on SEITZ spotting and dry cleaning machines.
- Hotels and hospitality: focus on beverage stains, white linen, and large volume.
- Hospitals: focus on blood and protein stains and hygiene.
- Shoe and bag care: focus on gentle materials and sample-spot testing.
- Garment and textile: focus on production stain handling and quality control.
When to use A.L. Wilson and when SEITZ
As a practical guide: use A.L. Wilson for stains that are clear and recurring, such as blood, beverages, collars, and ink. Use SEITZ for stains that are complex, of unclear origin, or need a treatment sequence, such as paint, glue, lacquer, and rust on valuable fabric. Many businesses start with one or two A.L. Wilson products for daily cases, then add the SEITZ Spotting Kit as volume and complexity grow.
An example of a tidy spotting line
A good spotting line is actually simple. Garments are received and inspected, stains are marked, then taken to the spotting table. There, the operator chooses a material by stain type, tests in a hidden spot, applies it, rinses or neutralises, then the garment goes into the wash. After that a re-check is done before finishing. If the stain is still there, the garment returns to the spotting table, not straight to the iron.
This small discipline is what raises the success rate. And it is supported by simple equipment: a good spotting table, adequate lighting, and a complete, tidy stock of materials.
Why lighting and the work table matter
Many stains are visible only under good light. An operator working in a dim room will miss stains that the customer then sees. A spotting table with the right surface and adequate lighting is a small investment that often has the biggest effect on final quality.
How to Choose, Use Safely, and Buy
Professional materials are strong and effective, but they also demand discipline. This section summarises how to choose and use them so that fabric and safety are protected.
Three questions before choosing a product
- What stain is this? Blood, ink, rust, oil, and tannin need different materials.
- What fabric is this? Acetate, silk, wool, and cotton react differently to the same material.
- How long has the stain been there? Fresh stains are far easier to lift than old ones.
The answers to these three questions are usually enough to choose a product. If you are still unsure, send us a photo of the stain and the fabric label.
Six steps to use spotting agents safely
Six steps for safe use
- Identify the stain and the fabric. Read the care label.
- Test in a hidden spot. Make sure there is no change of colour or texture.
- Start with the gentlest material that is still effective.
- Apply sparingly. More does not mean better.
- Rinse or neutralise according to the product instructions.
- Wash by a suitable method and check the result before drying or ironing.
Safety rules that must not be skipped
- Use gloves and eye protection, especially for Colorsol, Ferrol, and products with industrial labels.
- Ensure adequate ventilation, especially for solvent-based products such as Quickol.
- Do not mix different products unless the instructions say it is safe.
- Read the SDS (safety data sheet) before first use.
- Never put Lacol or Ferrol into a dry cleaning machine.
- Store products in original, closed containers, out of reach of children.
These rules are not formalities. Every point comes from real incidents in the laundry industry, from ruined fabric to irritated skin. We share them because a protected customer is a customer who stays.
Being realistic about success rates
No product guarantees every stain will come out. From our experience, fresh stains generally have about a 70–90% chance of coming out, while old stains about 25–60%, depending on stain type and fabric. Speed and the right material are the two biggest factors. That is why we always advise: treat stains as soon as possible, and do not iron before the stain is treated.
Common spotting mistakes
- Rubbing hard, which damages fibres and spreads the stain.
- Using hot water on protein stains, which locks the stain in.
- Trying many materials at once, which can react and damage fabric.
- Skipping the hidden-spot test, which risks a permanent mark.
- Delaying treatment, so the stain oxidises.
If you avoid these five mistakes, your spotting success rate will rise at no extra cost.
Why buying from an official distributor matters
Genuine products guarantee consistent composition, correct safety documents, and technical support. Counterfeit or unclear repackaged products may contain materials different from the label and create risks to fabric and to the user's health. As official distributor of SEITZ and A.L. Wilson, Getwash supplies genuine products with consultation and after-sales support.
Planning the investment for a new laundry
For aspiring laundry entrepreneurs, the biggest temptation is to buy the biggest machine first. From our experience, a healthier order is as follows.
- Decide the core service. Per-kilo, dry cleaning, or a mix?
- Estimate realistic daily volume for the first three months.
- Prepare clean water and adequate electricity, because both determine quality.
- Choose machines by volume, not by ambition.
- Stock spotting materials and chemicals before taking the first order.
- Train the team before opening the service.
This order may sound simple, but many laundry businesses stall not because machines are lacking but because water, materials, or training were prepared late. We are glad to help plan this through consultation.
Costs that are often forgotten
- Consumables that recur every month, including detergent and stain removers.
- Machine maintenance and spare parts.
- Water and energy, which can be saved with the right machines and dosing.
- Damage to customers' garments, which is expensive when the wrong material is used.
- Team training, which determines consistency of results.
An honest calculation always includes all of these. Professional materials may look more expensive at the start, but are often cheaper per garment saved.
Hospitality and hospital materials: two different worlds
Hotel linen and hospital linen both come in large volume, but the challenges differ. Hotels face beverage, makeup, and cosmetic stains on white linen, so speed of handling and beverage-specific products help maintain appearance. Hospitals face blood and bodily fluid stains, so the priorities are hygiene, cold water for protein stains, and consistent procedure.
In both cases the key to success is the same: separate stained linen at intake, mark it, and treat the stain before the main wash. The right product is effective only when the process around it is tidy.
Shoe and bag care with professional materials
Leather and suede require far more careful treatment than ordinary fabric. So in shoe and bag care, the principles of hidden-spot testing and choosing the gentlest material apply more strictly. Our experience handling high-end branded items proves that this discipline matters more than the strength of the material. One hasty attempt can ruin an irreplaceable item.
Storing and managing stock
Spotting materials need to be stored properly. Keep them in sealed original containers, in a cool, ventilated place, away from heat and direct sun. Label them clearly, separate products that must not meet, and keep them out of reach of children. Record the purchase date so older stock is used first. Well-organised stock reduces waste and accidents.
Training the team on the production floor
Even the best product can damage fabric in untrained hands. Simple training we suggest: introduce each product and the stains it handles, practise hidden-spot testing, demonstrate neutralisation, and set rules on who may use risky materials such as Ferrol and Colorsol. A team that understands works faster and also more safely.
We also often suggest owners keep simple records: type of stain, product used, and the result. After a few months, those records become a valuable internal guide and help new team members learn faster.
Why consistency matters more than miracles
Laundry operators often look for one miracle product that solves all stains. In reality, the best results come from consistency: the same sequence, the right materials, and disciplined checks on every garment. Professional products reinforce that habit but do not replace it. That is what we practise in our own workshop and what we recommend to every customer for our products.
Getwash technical services
Besides laundry materials and equipment, the Getwash products page also lists several technical services that we carry out as part of our service ecosystem. These are useful for laundry owners, homes, and businesses needing clean water and equipment maintenance.
Getwash technical services
Six technical services available
- Water filter installation from Rp3,000,000.
- Water pump service from Rp100,000.
- Water tank cleaning from Rp100,000.
- AC servicing in Bintaro from Rp100,000.
- AC servicing in Bali from Rp100,000.
- Borewell drilling in Bintaro from Rp5,000,000.
Clean water greatly determines laundry quality. Water containing lime or iron can leave stains on white fabric and reduce detergent effectiveness. That is why many laundry owners start with a water filter and pump maintenance before adding machines. The prices above are starting prices; the final cost depends on site conditions and needs.
How to buy Getwash products
- Contact us on [WhatsApp 0812-6610-0500](https://wa.me/6281266100500) and state your need or the type of stain.
- Send photos of the stain, fabric, or production line if you need a recommendation.
- Confirm the product, package size, and availability.
- Make payment and arrange delivery as agreed.
- Contact us for guidance on use and after-sales support.
How to buy Getwash products
Consultation before buying
We offer consultation before purchase because the wrong product choice costs more than the time to consult. Tell us your kind of business, daily volume, and the main problem you face. We will suggest a suitable product, or tell you frankly if what you need is not ours.
What to prepare when you contact us
- Your type of business and location.
- The type of stain or problem you want to solve.
- Photos of the stain, fabric, or label if available.
- Estimated daily volume.
- Products used before and their results.
With this information our recommendation is faster and more accurate. If you do not have it all, no problem. Start by telling us your problem, and we will guide the next step.
Support after purchase
A purchase is not the end of the relationship. If a product does not give the result you expected, contact us. Often the cause lies in how it is used, the order of work, or the type of fabric, and those can be fixed with a simple explanation.
New services and product requests
Our catalogue grows from customer requests. If you need a product or service not yet listed, use the service suggestion button on the website or contact Customer Service. Many products in this catalogue began as a repeated question.
From a laundry, for laundries
One thing makes this products page different from an ordinary catalogue: we write it from the user's side. We have lost garments by choosing the wrong material, saved gowns by choosing the right one, and learned from mistakes. All of that experience goes into every recommendation. So when we say a product suits your case, it is because we have seen it work.
Questions we will ask you in return
When you contact us, we usually ask a few things: your type of business, daily volume, the fabrics and stains you face most, the equipment you already have, and your budget. These questions are not to sell more but to make our recommendation hit the target. A recommendation that hits the target means you buy what you need and do not buy what you do not need.
Our commitment as distributor
As an official distributor, we commit to three things: genuine products, honest information about the limits and risks of use, and support after purchase. We would rather lose a sale than recommend an unsuitable product. Long-term trust is worth more than one transaction.
Products and laundry services: two sides of one company
For some customers, Getwash is the place to hand over clothes. For others, Getwash is a materials supplier and business partner. The two roles reinforce each other. Our laundry service ensures the materials we sell are truly tested, while selling materials gives us scale and access to the latest knowledge from manufacturers. You can use either or both, as needed.
The first step we suggest
If you are new to these products, the most sensible first step is to pick the one stain problem you face most often, then consult about the most suitable product. Start small, test the result, then add as needed. This gradual approach is safer in cost and gives your team time to learn.
We hope this page helps you understand the Getwash catalogue more clearly. If any question remains unanswered, our team is ready to help over WhatsApp or through the form on the website.
Contact and find us
Getwash headquarters is at Jl. Ceger Raya No.42, Jurang Mangu Barat, Kec. Pd. Aren, Kota Tangerang Selatan, Banten 15222. Opening hours: Monday to Thursday 09:00–20:00, Friday to Sunday 09:00–17:00.
If you are looking for laundry near me or the nearest laundry to hand over clothes, we have 18 outlets; the list is on the outlets page. Follow us on TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, and Threads for stain removal tips. To order laundry services, open the order page, and to follow an order use the tracking page.
Why we wrote this page in such detail
Many product pages contain only photos and prices. We chose to explain more because professional materials demand understanding. If you have read this far, you now know which products are available, which stains each one handles, how to use them safely, and how to start. Contact us on WhatsApp for a consultation.
FAQ: Questions About Getwash Products
What products are in the Getwash catalogue?
The Getwash catalogue covers SEITZ and A.L. Wilson spotting agents, Angelus shoe paint and care, Saphir leather care (the Médaille d'Or 1925 Paris and Beauté du Cuir lines), Vibram shoe soles, laundry accessories, and laundry equipment such as spotting tables, boilers, and ironing tables. Getwash also offers technical services such as water filter installation, pump service, tank cleaning, AC servicing, and borewell drilling.
Is Getwash the official distributor of Angelus, Saphir, and Vibram?
Getwash is the official distributor of SEITZ and A.L. Wilson. Angelus, Saphir, and Vibram are brought into the catalogue as part of the Getwash shoe care ecosystem; availability and prices are confirmed over WhatsApp.
What is Angelus?
Angelus is a brand of paint, dyes, and finishing products for leather and shoes, including acrylic paint in more than 120 colours, leather preparer and deglazer, and finishers and protectors.
What is the difference between Saphir Médaille d'Or 1925 and Beauté du Cuir?
Médaille d'Or is the premium line with a richer formula for shoe enthusiasts. Beauté du Cuir is the more practical and affordable line for routine care and workshop volume.
What is Vibram and when should a shoe sole be replaced?
Vibram is an Italian rubber sole manufacturer founded in 1937. A sole should be replaced when the tread has gone flat, the sole is thin or has holes, or it has separated from the upper.
What laundry equipment is available?
Spotting tables, boilers, ironing tables, plus washers and dryers, steam irons, and packing equipment. Contact us for a consultation based on your volume and budget.
Is Getwash the official distributor of SEITZ and A.L. Wilson?
Yes. Getwash is the official distributor of SEITZ (Germany) and A.L. Wilson (United States) spotting agents. The products sold are genuine.
How much do SEITZ products cost at Getwash?
Listed prices: Frankosol from Rp1,700,000, Purasol Rp1,700,000, Blutol, Cavesol, Quickol, Lacol, and Colorsol Rp1,250,000 each, Ferrol Rp750,000, and the Spotting Kit Rp2,550,000. Confirm package size and availability on WhatsApp.
How much do A.L. Wilson stain removers cost?
QwikGo Rp360,000, BonGo Rp350,000, RustGo Rp650,000, RiteGo Rp650,000, TarGo Rp920,000, InkGo Rp850,000, TarGo Dry Rp1,000,000, and YellowGo Rp1,450,000.
What is a spotting agent?
A spotting agent is a professional chemical for treating specific stains on fabric, used before or after the main wash and chosen by stain and fabric type.
Which product is for blood stains?
Blutol (SEITZ) and QwikGo (A.L. Wilson) for blood and protein stains. For Blutol, use cold water only because hot water locks in protein stains.
Which product is for ink and rust stains?
For ink, Quickol (SEITZ) or InkGo (A.L. Wilson). For rust, Ferrol (SEITZ, professional use) or RustGo (A.L. Wilson).
What should I watch out for when using Ferrol and Lacol?
Never put either into a dry cleaning machine. Ferrol must be neutralised with an alkaline product and rinsed thoroughly. Lacol can damage the colour of acetate fabric.
Why are professional chemicals better than household detergent?
Professional chemicals are designed for large volume, commercial machines, and consistent results, with more precise dose control than household detergent.
Does Getwash only sell chemicals?
No. Getwash also brings shoe paint and care, soles, accessories, laundry equipment, technical services, and of course the laundry service itself.
How do I choose the right laundry machine?
The choice depends on daily volume, service type, space, and budget. Contact us for a consultation before buying.
Does Getwash support new laundry businesses?
Yes. We support aspiring laundry entrepreneurs with consultation on materials, equipment, and initial guidance.
Are all stains guaranteed to come out with these products?
No. Fresh stains have about a 70–90% chance of coming out, old stains about 25–60%, depending on stain type and fabric.
Does Getwash serve high-profile customers and branded items?
Yes. Getwash is trusted as a laundry of choice for high-profile clients, including officials, public figures, business people, and celebrities, with customer identity kept confidential and high-end branded items handled with professional materials.
How do I buy Getwash products?
Contact WhatsApp 0812-6610-0500, state your need, confirm the product and availability, then arrange payment and delivery.
Where is Getwash located and when is it open?
Jl. Ceger Raya No.42, Jurang Mangu Barat, Pd. Aren, South Tangerang. Open Monday–Thursday 09:00–20:00 and Friday–Sunday 09:00–17:00.