Sonett Bleach Complex & Stain Remover (Vegan) - 450g

Sonett's Bleach Complex & Stain Remover is for pre-soaking heavily soiled garments and for adding to Laundry Liquid when washing at 50 °C:

• Removes oxidisable stains such as fruit, red wine, tea, coffee, grass, blood, etc.
• Prevents the greying of white laundry and naturally brightens yellowed and discoloured laundry. Oxygen bleaching using sodium percarbonate is the most environmentally-friendly alternative to the bleaching of laundry in the sunlight.
• Can also be employed in the dishwasher to remove stubborn tea and coffee stains from dishes.
• Suitable for all washable white and colour-fast fabrics made from cotton, linen, hemp and mixed fabrics.
• Caution: Not suitable for wool, silk, rayon and microfibers.
• Each bleaching wears out the fabric. By adding the bleaching agent separately, its bleaching effect is employed only where it is specifically needed for stain removal and white laundry.
• Suitable for septic tanks and filtration systems. 

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Dosage: Fill 60 ml / 60 g of Bleach Complex into the detergent compartment of the washing machine during the main washing cycle. For soaking of heavily soiled children's garments or laundry which is washable up to 40 °C only. Dissolve 30 ml / 30 g in a bucket with approx. 3 litres of warm water, add the garments and weigh them down, e.g. with a plate, so that they remain submerged in the bleaching solution. Leave to act overnight. Then wash as usual in the washing machine. In the dishwasher to remove stubborn tea and coffee stains, fill 1 heaped teaspoon into the dispensing chamber of the dishwasher in addition to the dishwasher detergent/tablet.

Ingredients: Sodium polycarbonate, (Soda) sodium carbonate

Origin: Australia

Certification: Ecogarantie CSE (Certified Sustainable Economics), Vegan Society

Notes: Sodium percarbonate, during the washing and bleaching process already disintegrates into mineral soda, water and oxygen, thus leaving the washing machine in a state which requires no further degradation, i.e. bleaching and degradation process are one and the same. Sodium carbonate being a mineral needs no further degradation.