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Blutol is a professional spotting fluid from SEITZ (Germany), specially formulated to lift blood stains and protein/albumin-based stains — the type of stain that becomes nearly impossible to remove if handled incorrectly, especially once it has dried in.
Effectively removes stains from:
How to use: Wet the stained area with Blutol and let it soak in. For old/stubborn stains, soak longer and help the process along by gently dabbing with a soft brush. Re-wet a few times for the best result. It's recommended to test on a hidden seam first before applying to the main area.
Available in 2 sizes:
Best for: Professional laundries, dry cleaning, hotel laundry, garment care, hospitals/clinics (medical linen), and home-based laundry businesses that need a solution for blood and protein stains.
⚠️ Professional-use chemical product. Always wear gloves during application and keep out of reach of children. Read the Safety Data Sheet (SDS) before use.
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Site Title: SEITZ Blutol 1L/5L | Blood & Protein Stain Remover - Getwash
Meta Description: Blutol by SEITZ Germany — specialized spotting agent for blood, albumin, milk, chocolate & sweat stains. Ideal for medical linen & hotel laundry. Available 1L & 5L at Getwash.
Among all the stain types a professional laundry deals with, blood and protein stains are often considered the most challenging — not because of how visible they are, but because of their unique chemical behavior. Handling a blood stain incorrectly, for example with hot water, can actually "lock" it permanently into the fabric fibers. This is exactly the problem SEITZ Germany addresses with Blutol, a professional spotting agent specifically designed for blood and protein/albumin-based stains.
This article covers everything about Blutol — what it is, how it works, the stain types it handles, correct application, and why it's an essential product for laundries serving hospitals, hotels, and F&B businesses.
Blutol is a spotting fluid produced by SEITZ GmbH, a company based in Kriftel, Germany, long trusted by the international laundry and dry-cleaning industry under their tagline "The fresher company." Blutol is formulated specifically to handle blood and protein/albumin-based stains — a category caused by bodily fluids, animal-derived products, and high-protein food ingredients.
Blood and protein stains have a chemical behavior that's quite different from pigment-type stains like coffee or wine. Proteins in blood, milk, and egg white are highly sensitive to heat — when exposed to high temperatures, protein undergoes coagulation (clumping and hardening), the same reaction that happens when an egg cooks. This coagulation process is exactly why protein stains become far harder to remove once exposed to hot water, a dryer, or an iron.
In the professional laundry industry, stains are generally grouped into a few major categories:
Blutol is specifically designed for the third category. The most common mistake made by inexperienced laundry staff is washing a blood or protein stain directly with hot water, thinking it will speed up the cleaning process — when in fact, the opposite happens: heat locks the protein permanently into the fabric fibers.
Blutol works by dissolving the protein structure that has bonded and dried into fabric fibers, without triggering the coagulation process that makes stains far harder to remove. This formula is designed to work optimally at room temperature or cold temperatures, in line with the fundamental principle of handling protein stains in both professional laundry and medical settings.
When applied to a stain, Blutol penetrates the fibers and begins breaking down the hardened protein bond, allowing protein particles to re-dissolve and lift more easily during the next rinse or wash. Just like Frankosol and Cavesol, Blutol functions as a pre-treatment — it prepares the stain before the fabric enters the main wash cycle, rather than replacing detergent.
Because blood and protein stains are frequently encountered in sensitive environments like hospitals, clinics, and medical facilities, Blutol is formulated with a standard that accounts for high hygiene requirements. This product is recommended for professional users only, and testing on a hidden area of the fabric remains a mandatory step before applying it to the main area.
Blood contains hemoglobin protein that dries quickly and is highly prone to coagulation when exposed to heat. Blutol is specifically designed to dissolve blood stains without triggering this process, making it the go-to solution for hospital, clinic, and healthcare facility laundries.
Albumin is the main protein in egg white and is also highly heat-sensitive. This stain is commonly found in laundries serving catering businesses, restaurants, or commercial kitchens.
Although generally classified as water-soluble, sweat and urine also contain protein components that make Blutol an effective additional solution, especially for stains that have been sitting on work uniforms or medical linen for a while.
Meat- and fish-based food residue contains animal protein that can leave strong, odorous stains if not treated promptly. Blutol effectively dissolves this protein structure.
Dairy products contain casein protein that can clump as it dries. Blutol works to dissolve this protein structure before the stain becomes harder to lift.
Chocolate and cocoa contain a combination of milk protein and fat that requires special treatment. Blutol effectively lifts this combined stain from fabric fibers.
Beer contains fermentation-derived protein that can leave stubborn marks, especially on restaurant and hotel linens.
This category covers dirt stains that contain a mix of protein and natural coloring compounds, commonly found on field-work linen or industrial uniforms.
Identify the source of the stain and estimate its age. Fresh blood and protein stains are far easier to lift before they have a chance to dry and undergo natural coagulation.
Apply a small amount of Blutol to an inner seam, wait a moment, then check for any color or texture reaction before continuing to the main area.
Once confirmed safe, wet the stained area with enough Blutol and let it soak in so the liquid can start loosening the bond between the protein and the fabric fibers.
For stains that have dried in or been sitting for a while, soak the area longer and help the process along by gently dabbing with a soft brush. Avoid scrubbing too hard, as this can damage the fabric fibers.
Repeat the wetting process a few times on old blood or protein stains for the best result before the fabric goes into the main wash cycle.
Great for small to mid-sized laundries, small clinics, or as a daily stock item at the spotting table.
Ideal for industrial-scale laundries, hospitals with high medical linen volume, or hotel and restaurant laundries with high daily protein stain volume.
This is the most critical and most common mistake. Hot water causes protein in blood, milk, or egg white to coagulate, turning what was once an easily dissolvable liquid stain into a hardened clump firmly bonded to the fabric fibers — nearly impossible to remove afterward.
The longer a blood or protein stain is left untreated, the more likely it is to dry and harden naturally, even without exposure to external heat. Fast treatment is the key to successful spotting for this stain category.
Just like hot water, heat from an iron or dryer can trigger coagulation of any remaining protein, locking the stain in permanently even after an initial spotting attempt.
For laundries serving hospitals or clinics, handling blood stains isn't just about appearance — it's also about hygiene and workplace safety standards. Always wear gloves and follow additional hygiene protocols when handling medical linen.
Conventional methods like soaking directly in warm water carry a high risk of triggering coagulation. Blutol is designed to work optimally without requiring high temperatures, completely avoiding this risk.
Unlike soaking the entire fabric, Blutol allows for precise treatment of just the stained area, keeping the rest of the fabric in optimal condition.
With a clear spotting SOP built around Blutol, results become far more predictable and consistent from one piece of linen to the next — an important factor for laundries serving institutional clients with strict hygiene standards.
Medical linens like bedsheets, blankets, and surgical gowns often get blood stains that must be handled carefully following hospital hygiene protocols. Applying Blutol as soon as linens are collected from the care ward, before entering the general wash area, helps maximize results while maintaining hygiene standards.
Restaurant table linens or hotel tablecloths often get splashed with meat sauce, cream, or chocolate during dining events. Fast treatment with Blutol before the linen joins the regular laundry pile helps prevent the stain from drying in and becoming harder to remove.
Children's and baby clothing frequently gets milk, ice cream, or sweat stains that, if left untreated, can leave marks and unpleasant odors. Blutol is an effective additional solution for home-based laundries serving family customers.
A consistent SOP like this helps your laundry handle blood and protein stains more reliably, which is especially important for institutional clients like hospitals, hotels, and restaurants that pay close attention to their linen hygiene standards.
To keep Blutol performing at its best, follow these storage practices:
For professional laundries that want to build a truly complete spotting table standard, having all three SEITZ products on hand is a smart investment.
Frankosol handles sugar, milk, sweat, urine, honey, ice cream, and street dirt stains — everyday stains found across nearly every laundry segment.
Cavesol handles coffee, tea, wine, soft drinks, fruit juice, and grass stains — stains that tend to leave strong coloring and become harder to remove the longer they're left.
Blutol complements both by handling blood, albumin, milk, cream, chocolate, and other protein stains — a category that requires special temperature handling to avoid coagulation.
With all three products available at your spotting table, your laundry team is ready to handle nearly any stain that might come up in daily operations, from home-based laundries to hospital facilities.
Getwash supplies authentic SEITZ products, ensuring consistent, safe results across various fabric types, including medical linen that requires high hygiene standards.
Available in both 1-liter bottles and 5-liter jerrycans to match your business's scale, from home-based laundries to large hospitals.
The Getwash team is ready to guide you on proper use and provide the Safety Data Sheet (SDS) — just reach out to our admin via chat.
Because protein in blood undergoes coagulation (clumping and hardening) when exposed to heat, making the stain far harder — nearly impossible — to remove. Always use cold or room-temperature water.
Yes, Blutol is formulated to handle blood and bodily fluid stains, making it suitable for medical linen, while still following standard hospital hygiene and workplace safety protocols.
Frankosol handles water-soluble stains (sugar, sweat, urine), Cavesol handles tannin and tanning agent stains (coffee, tea, wine), while Blutol is specifically for blood and protein/albumin stains (blood, milk, egg white, cream). All three complement each other on a professional laundry's spotting table.
Yes. Milk contains casein protein, which falls under the stain category Blutol is designed to handle, making it a great solution for laundries serving children's and baby clothing.
For laundries with high blood/protein stain volume like hospitals or hotels, the 5-liter jerrycan is more cost-efficient per liter than repeatedly buying 1-liter bottles.
Yes, absolutely. For mixed stains — for example, a restaurant tablecloth splashed with both oily meat sauce and wine — you can use all three products in sequence based on the dominant stain type, resulting in a far better outcome than relying on just one product.
As a professional chemical product, Blutol has a typical spotting-agent scent. It's recommended to apply it in a well-ventilated area, and any residual scent disappears after rinsing and the main wash with cold or room-temperature water.
Blutol by SEITZ is an essential complement to your professional laundry's spotting table, specifically for handling stubborn blood and protein/albumin stains like blood, egg white, milk, ice cream, cream, beer, chocolate, cocoa, sweat, and urine. Combined with Frankosol and Cavesol, your laundry business gains a complete solution for nearly every type of stain it might encounter daily, from home-based laundries to medical facilities.
Available in 1-liter bottles and 5-liter jerrycans, Blutol offers the flexibility to match your business's scale. Get the genuine SEITZ Blutol today at Getwash.
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