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Quickol is a professional spotting fluid from SEITZ (Germany), specially formulated to lift both water-soluble and solvent-soluble stains — perfect for "hard" stains that regular detergent usually can't remove.
Effectively removes stains from:
How to use: For light stains, apply Quickol directly at the spotting table using a spotting gun. For old/stubborn stains, soak and let it sit longer to dissolve fully. After treatment, rinse using a dry-cleaning machine or water. 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, and home-based laundry businesses that need an advanced solution for paint/ink/oil 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 Quickol 1L/5L | Paint, Ink & Oil Stain Remover - Getwash
Meta Description: Quickol by SEITZ Germany — water & solvent soluble spotting agent for paint, nail polish, lipstick, tar, ink & oil stains. Tackles tough stains. Available 1L & 5L at Getwash.
There's one category of stains that often makes laundry staff give up before even trying: paint, ink, lipstick, tar, and oil stains. These aren't ordinary stains — they don't dissolve in water at all, so detergent and even water-based spotting agents simply won't work on them. A different chemical approach is needed, and that's exactly where SEITZ Germany's Quickol comes in — a professional spotting agent with a dual water & solvent soluble formula specifically designed for these "hard" stains.
This article covers everything about Quickol — what it is, how it works, the stain types it handles, correct application using a spotting gun, and why it's the ultimate weapon for your professional laundry's spotting table.
Quickol 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." Unlike Frankosol, Cavesol, and Blutol, which each target a specific stain category (water-soluble, tannin, and protein), Quickol has a unique formula that's water & solvent soluble — capable of handling both water-soluble stains and stains that can only be dissolved with chemical solvents.
Stain categories like oil-paint, nail polish, lipstick, tar, ink, grease, shoe-cream, and mineral oil all share one thing in common: they're hydrophobic, meaning they "repel" water. Their molecular structure is held together by non-polar bonds that can't be broken down by water or regular detergent. This is exactly why this stain category is often referred to as "hard stains" among laundry and dry-cleaning professionals.
SEITZ has developed several spotting agent lines for different stain categories:
Quickol occupies a unique position because its formula is designed dually — capable of working on stains that are slightly water-soluble as well as stains that are fully oil/solvent-based. This makes Quickol the most versatile product for handling the toughest stain challenges typically faced at the spotting table.
Quickol works by dissolving the non-polar bonds found in oil-based, paint, and synthetic pigment stains through a combination of solvent and surfactant components. Unlike water-based spotting agents like Frankosol, which dissolve molecules through water, Quickol penetrates hydrophobic stain structures by "dissolving like with like" — the basic chemistry principle that similar substances dissolve one another.
When applied to a stain using a spotting gun, Quickol penetrates the layer of paint, ink, or oil bonded to the surface and within the fabric fibers. The solvent component in the formula helps break down the stain's molecular bonds, turning it more liquid and easier to lift, while the pressurized air burst from the spotting gun mechanically helps push the stain out of the fibers.
Because paint/ink/oil stains vary widely — some are purely oil-based (oil-paint, mineral oil), while others contain a mix of pigment and resin (nail polish, lipstick) — Quickol is formulated with a combined water & solvent soluble approach so it can adapt to multiple stain types at once. This product is recommended for professional users only, since using solvents requires an understanding of proper safety procedures and workspace ventilation.
Oil paint contains resin and pigment that bond tightly once dry, forming a film layer that water can't penetrate. Quickol helps dissolve this film layer so the paint can be lifted from the fabric fibers.
Nail polish contains nitrocellulose and chemical solvents that dry very quickly into a hard layer. Quickol effectively softens this layer back up so it can be lifted.
Lipstick contains a mix of wax, oil, and pigment that bonds strongly to fabric fibers, especially on collars and areas that frequently touch the face. Quickol helps dissolve both the wax and oil components at once.
Tar is one of the most stubborn stains due to its sticky, thick black texture. Quickol is designed to penetrate this complex structure.
Pen ink contains synthetic dye and solvent that quickly soaks into fabric fibers. Quickol effectively dissolves ink stains, including ballpoint stains notoriously hard to remove with regular detergent.
Grease and mineral oil are commonly found on workshop, factory, or technical uniforms. Both are highly hydrophobic and can only be handled by a solvent-based spotting agent like Quickol.
Shoe polish contains a mix of wax, oil, and dark pigment similar to lipstick but at a higher concentration. Quickol effectively lifts this stain from work uniforms or clothing that comes into contact with footwear.
Identify the stain type and estimate its age. Fresh paint, ink, or lipstick stains are far easier to lift before they dry and form a hard film layer.
Apply a small amount of Quickol to an inner seam, wait a moment, then check for any color or texture reaction before continuing to the main area.
For light stains, apply Quickol directly at the spotting table using a spotting gun. The air pressure from the tool helps push the liquid through the fabric fibers while mechanically pushing the stain out.
For stains that have been sitting for a while or have dried in, soak the area and let it sit longer so the stain fully dissolves before rinsing.
Once the spotting process is complete, rinse the fabric using a dry-cleaning machine for purely solvent-based stains, or rinse with water once the stain has sufficiently dissolved.
Great for small to mid-sized laundries, or as a daily stock item at the spotting table for advanced stain treatment.
Ideal for industrial-scale laundries, high-volume dry cleaners, or laundries serving workshop/factory uniform segments with high oil and grease stain volume.
Paint, ink, and oil stains are hydrophobic, so they simply won't dissolve with water-based products at all. This wastes time and risks spreading the stain over a larger area due to repeated scrubbing.
Paint, nail polish, and lipstick form an increasingly hard film layer over time. The longer they're left, the harder it becomes for Quickol to penetrate this layer, making fast treatment essential.
Because it contains solvent components, applying Quickol in an enclosed space without good ventilation poses a health risk to staff. Always make sure the work area has adequate air circulation.
Excessive pressure from the spotting gun on delicate fabric can damage the fibers or even tear the fabric, especially on materials like silk or thin linen.
Conventional methods like scrubbing a paint stain with a stiff brush risk damaging the fabric fibers around the stain. Quickol applied with a spotting gun allows for precise treatment of just the stain itself.
Regular detergent or even household dish soap doesn't have the ability to penetrate the hardened film layer of dried paint or nail polish. Quickol's solvent formula is specifically designed to break through this structure.
With a clear spotting SOP built around Quickol, laundries serving workshop, factory, or technical industrial segments can deliver far more consistent results than relying on repeated regular washing alone.
Formal shirt collars often get lipstick stains that are hard to remove with regular washing. Precise application of Quickol with a spotting gun on the collar area helps lift the stain without damaging premium shirt fabric.
Workshop or factory uniforms exposed to engine oil and grease need strong solvent-based treatment. Quickol becomes the go-to solution for laundries regularly serving this industrial segment.
Suits or formal wear with ballpoint ink stains from pockets need special treatment before entering the dry-cleaning machine. Quickol effectively dissolves ink stains before the final process.
Because it contains solvent components, storing Quickol requires extra care compared to water-based products like Frankosol or Cavesol:
For professional laundries that want to build a truly complete spotting table standard, having all four SEITZ products below is a smart investment for handling nearly every stain category you might face.
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 handles blood, albumin, milk, cream, chocolate, and other protein stains — a category that requires special temperature handling to avoid coagulation.
Quickol complements all three by handling paint, nail polish, lipstick, tar, ink, grease, shoe-cream, and mineral oil stains — the toughest stain category requiring a solvent-based chemical approach.
With all four 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 industrial-scale dry cleaning.
Getwash supplies authentic SEITZ products, ensuring a safe and effective solvent formula across various fabric types.
Available in both 1-liter bottles and 5-liter jerrycans to match your business's scale, from home-based laundries to industrial-scale dry cleaning.
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, especially important for solvent-based products like Quickol.
Frankosol handles water-soluble stains, Cavesol handles tannin stains, Blutol handles blood/protein stains, while Quickol is specifically for water & solvent soluble stains like paint, ink, lipstick, and oil that the other three products can't handle.
Yes, it can be used without one, but optimal results are achieved with a spotting gun since its air pressure helps push the liquid through the fabric fibers while mechanically lifting the stain, especially for stains that have already dried.
Because it contains solvent components, Quickol should be used in a well-ventilated area. Always read the Safety Data Sheet (SDS) for complete safety guidance before use.
Generally yes, but a hidden-area test remains mandatory, especially for certain synthetic fabrics that could potentially react with the solvent components.
For laundries with high paint/ink/oil stain volume like dry cleaning or industrial laundries, the 5-liter jerrycan is more cost-efficient per liter than repeatedly buying 1-liter bottles.
Yes, absolutely. For mixed stains — for example, a work uniform with both oil and sweat stains — you can use Quickol for the oil component first, followed by Frankosol for the sweat component, resulting in a much better final outcome.
Most nitrocellulose-based nail polish can be removed with Quickol, though certain gel polish or long-lasting nail products may require additional treatment. Always test on a hidden area of the fabric first to confirm optimal results.
Quickol by SEITZ is an essential complement to your professional laundry's spotting table, specifically for handling "hard" stains that water-based products can't touch — oil-paint, nail polish, lipstick, tar, ink, grease, shoe-cream, and mineral oil. Combined with Frankosol, Cavesol, and Blutol, your laundry business gains a complete solution for nearly every type of stain it might encounter on a daily basis.
Available in 1-liter bottles and 5-liter jerrycans, Quickol offers the flexibility to match your business's scale. Get the genuine SEITZ Quickol today at Getwash.
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