Puracy Baby Stain Remover
This page separates the product details we can support from those we could not verify. Cover the treated area so it cannot dry out, or the reaction stops before the smell is gone.
What Puracy Baby Stain Remover Is For
A formula from Puracy, sold for protein stains and laundry odor. The enzyme claim is confirmed in Puracy's own product copy.
The sources attached to this item do not name a specific enzyme. That does not establish that none is present.
We have not reviewed a combined mess-and-surface record for this formula, so this page names no specific use for it. The label's directions, not this page, are the governing ones.
Puracy Baby Stain Remover has no physical form stated in the sources we track, so take the format directions from the label in hand. The method is the fixed part of the job; the chemistry works while wet and stops when dry.
Soak rather than scrub, and give it time rather than heat. The reaction runs only while the fabric is wet. Drying ends the job, not the clock, so keep the fabric wet past the point where patience runs out.
The enzyme claim for this item rests on Puracy's own product copy rather than on a retailer's listing. That is the strongest disclosure we record, and it means the claim survives a click to the maker's own page. It is still a claim, not a measurement. Read the full method for laundry and fabric before a second bottle.
What Puracy Claims About Baby Stain Remover
"Works on old and new stains. Easy to spray on stains like poop, urine, and baby food."
Puracy claims that in its own product copy, quoted from puracy.com.
Where to Buy Puracy Baby Stain Remover
We always recommend buying directly from the brand: Puracy's own store carries it at $7.99, with the full size range.
Puracy is also available at Amazon ($16.99).
Puracy Baby Stain Remover: Product details
| Brand | Puracy |
|---|---|
| Category | laundry and fabric products |
| Made by | Puracy |
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