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Purasol is a professional pre-detaching (pre-spotting) fluid from SEITZ (Germany), formulated to lift adhesive, paint, oil, tar, nail polish, wax, lubrication, and ballpoint pen stains — ideal as a first step before the main spotting process. Purasol's key advantage: it evaporates quickly and does not attack acetate silk.
Effectively removes stains from:
How to use: Apply Purasol directly to the stain as a pre-treatment step before the main spotting process. Thanks to its fast-evaporating nature, Purasol doesn't leave excess residue on fabric. It's recommended to test on a hidden seam first before applying to the main area, although Purasol is known to be safe for acetate silk.
Available in 2 sizes:
Best for: Professional laundries, dry cleaning, hotel laundry, garment care, and home-based laundry businesses that need a pre-treatment solution for solvent-soluble 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 Purasol 1L/5L | Pre-Detaching Agent for Solvent Stains - Getwash
Meta Description: Purasol by SEITZ Germany — pre-detaching agent for adhesive, paint, oil, tar, nail polish & ink stains. Fast-evaporating, safe for acetate fabric. Available 1L & 5L at Getwash.
Before solvent-soluble stains like adhesive, paint, or oil get their main spotting treatment, there's one important step that's often overlooked by newer laundries: pre-treatment. This step works to soften and loosen the stain's structure from the start, making the following spotting process far more effective. This is exactly the need SEITZ Germany addresses with Purasol, a professional pre-detaching fluid specifically designed for the entire solvent-soluble stain category.
This article covers everything about Purasol — what it is, how it works, the stain types it handles, correct application, and its unique advantages compared to other SEITZ solvent spotting products.
Purasol is a pre-detaching (pre-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." Purasol is positioned as a pre-detaching agent for all solvent-soluble stains — a product used as the first step before a stain is treated further with a main spotting agent like Quickol or Lacol.
Purasol effectively lifts stains from adhesives, paints, oil, tar, nail polish, wax, lubrication, ballpoint pen, and similar staining substances. Two key advantages set Purasol apart from other SEITZ solvent products: its fast evaporation rate and the fact that Purasol does not attack acetate silk — an important advantage given that other solvent products like Lacol can actually damage the dye of acetate fabric.
In a professional spotting workflow, solvent-soluble stains are often handled in stages:
Purasol occupies a strategic position as the first step that prepares a stain for more intensive treatment, while also serving as a safe choice when you're unsure of the exact fabric composition you're working with.
Purasol works by loosening the initial bonds in solvent-based stains like adhesive, paint, and oil through a solvent formula designed to evaporate quickly after acting on the stain. This fast-evaporating property offers two benefits at once: it reduces the risk of leftover liquid residue on the fabric, and it speeds up the spotting staff's workflow since there's no long wait before moving on to the next step.
When applied to a stain, Purasol quickly penetrates the stain layer and begins loosening its molecular bonds. Because of its role as a pre-detaching agent, Purasol isn't always designed to fully dissolve a stain in a single application — rather, it prepares the stain to be handled more easily during the following spotting stage, whether with Quickol for standard solvent stains or Lacol for more complex ones.
One of the biggest challenges in handling solvent stains is the risk of dye damage on sensitive fabrics like acetate. Purasol is specifically formulated so that it does not attack or damage acetate silk fabric, making it a much safer choice compared to some other solvent products with similar restrictions. Even so, a hidden-area test is still recommended as standard safety practice.
Glue with various chemical compositions can have its structure loosened by Purasol from the very start, preparing the stain for further spotting treatment.
Paint bonded to fabric, whether from renovation work or workplace accidents, can be softened by Purasol as a pre-treatment step before more intensive handling.
Engine or industrial oil bonded to work uniforms can have its structure loosened through an early application of Purasol.
Sticky, thick tar can begin to be softened by Purasol before being handled further with a stronger spotting agent like Lacol.
Lubricating grease commonly found in workshop and factory environments can be handled by Purasol as part of the pre-treatment process.
Purasol helps loosen the dried nail polish layer before it's handled more thoroughly with a main spotting product.
Wax bonded to fabric, whether from decorative candles or care products, can be softened by Purasol.
Pen ink that has soaked into fabric fibers can begin to be loosened by Purasol as a first step before further treatment.
Identify the stain type and estimate its age. Fresh solvent-soluble stains are much easier to loosen before they have a chance to fully dry.
Although Purasol is known to be safe for acetate silk fabric, a hidden-area test is still recommended as standard safety practice, especially for fabric with uncertain composition.
Apply Purasol directly to the stain as a first step before the main spotting process. Let the liquid work to loosen the stain's structure.
Once the stain has been loosened by Purasol, continue treatment with the appropriate spotting agent — Quickol for standard solvent stains or Lacol for more complex stains like hardened paint or glue.
Once the spotting process is complete, rinse the fabric with water, steam, or a dry-cleaning machine depending on the follow-up product used.
Great for small to mid-sized laundries, or as a daily stock item at the spotting table for the pre-treatment stage.
Ideal for industrial-scale laundries or high-volume dry cleaners, especially those that regularly handle solvent-soluble stains as part of a multi-stage spotting workflow.
For laundries already using Quickol and Lacol, it's important to understand where Purasol fits into the spotting table workflow.
Use Purasol as the first step to loosen the structure of solvent-soluble stains from the start, especially when you need a safe option for acetate silk fabric and want a fast process thanks to its quick-evaporating nature.
After pre-treatment with Purasol, use Quickol to handle standard water & solvent soluble stains like oil-paint, nail polish, lipstick, tar, ink, grease, shoe-cream, and mineral oil more thoroughly, using a spotting gun for optimal results.
For more complex stains like heavily hardened paint, lacquer, glue, and resin, follow up with Lacol as the final stage — but remember Lacol must never enter a solvent dry-cleaning machine and can damage acetate fabric, unlike Purasol, which is safe for this material.
The ideal workflow: Purasol for initial pre-treatment → Quickol or Lacol for main spotting depending on stain difficulty → rinsing according to each product's procedure. This combination delivers the best possible results for complex solvent-soluble stains.
Purasol is a pre-detaching product, not a main spotting agent. For stains that are already old or stubborn, relying on Purasol alone without following up with Quickol or Lacol often doesn't deliver maximum results.
Some staff rush to the next step without giving Purasol enough time to loosen the stain's structure first, meaning the pre-treatment benefit isn't fully realized.
Since Purasol is safe for acetate silk while Lacol is not, staff who don't understand this difference risk choosing the wrong product when handling sensitive fabric, which could result in damage to a customer's garment color.
Acetate garments with paint stains require extra-careful handling. Purasol becomes the safe choice as an initial pre-treatment step before considering a follow-up spotting agent suited to the stain's severity.
Dry cleaners handling stubborn adhesive stains can apply a staged workflow: Purasol to loosen the initial structure, followed by Lacol for deeper dissolving, before finally rinsing with water or steam according to procedure.
Workshop uniforms stained with oil and grease can be handled more efficiently with Purasol as a quick pre-treatment, speeding up the overall spotting table workflow before follow-up treatment with Quickol.
To keep Purasol performing at its best, follow these storage practices:
For professional laundries that want to build the most systematic spotting table workflow possible, having the full SEITZ product line below is a smart investment.
Frankosol handles water-soluble stains (sugar, sweat, urine), Cavesol handles tannin stains (coffee, tea, wine), and Blutol handles blood and protein stains (blood, milk, egg white) — the three most common stain categories found in daily laundry operations.
Purasol serves as a safe, fast first step to loosen the structure of solvent-soluble stains before further treatment, especially useful for sensitive fabrics like acetate silk.
After pre-treatment with Purasol, Quickol handles standard solvent stains that can still be rinsed through a dry-cleaning machine, while Lacol handles the most complex stains like paint, lacquer, glue, and resin that require water/steam rinsing only.
With this entire product line available at your spotting table, your laundry team has a systematic workflow ready to handle nearly any stain that might come up in daily operations, from home-based laundries to industrial-scale dry cleaning.
Getwash supplies authentic SEITZ products, ensuring a safe and effective solvent formula that meets SEITZ's official standards.
Available in both 1-liter bottles and 5-liter jerrycans to match your business's scale.
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.
Purasol is a pre-detaching agent used as a first step to loosen the structure of solvent-soluble stains, while Quickol and Lacol are main spotting agents used to dissolve stains more thoroughly. All three complement each other in the spotting table workflow.
Yes. One of Purasol's key advantages is that it does not attack acetate silk fabric, unlike Lacol, which can damage the dye of this fabric type.
It can be for light stains, but for maximum results on more stubborn stains, it's recommended to follow up with Quickol or Lacol after pre-treatment with Purasol.
Its fast-evaporating nature helps reduce leftover liquid residue on fabric while speeding up the spotting staff's workflow, since there's no long wait before moving on to the next treatment step.
For laundries with high solvent stain volume like dry cleaning or industrial laundries, the 5-liter jerrycan is more cost-efficient per liter than repeatedly buying 1-liter bottles.
Thanks to its fast-evaporating nature, Purasol's solvent scent generally doesn't linger long on fabric. It's still recommended to apply it in a well-ventilated area for staff comfort.
Purasol is most effective as a pre-treatment step for stains that aren't too old yet. For stains that have fully hardened over a long time, it's recommended to follow up with Lacol, which has stronger solvent power, after initial pre-treatment with Purasol.
Purasol by SEITZ is an essential pre-treatment step in your professional laundry's spotting table workflow, specifically for loosening the structure of adhesive, paint, oil, tar, nail polish, wax, lubrication, and ballpoint pen stains before further treatment. With its fast-evaporating advantage and safety on acetate silk fabric, Purasol is the ideal complement to Quickol and Lacol for thoroughly handling solvent-soluble stains.
Available in 1-liter bottles and 5-liter jerrycans, Purasol offers the flexibility to match your business's scale. Get the genuine SEITZ Purasol today at Getwash.
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