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Both products from the same company, and doing the same thing, with Purisol having the additional taint removing property.
I've used Puriclean and been happy with it, but don't use my water butt water for drinking (as cold water), only if boiled for tea etc. or for cooking, so possibly wouldn't notice if there was a taint anyway, but tea always tastes OK.
Purisol appears to be about 24% more expensive based on equal quantity of treated water, so think you have to decide if the extra cost is worth it, or if you need the taint removing properties. If you've got an onboard tank, probably greater risk of stale water being retained and taint developing, whereas my water butt is drained dry at end of every trip.
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Topic: water system cleaning
