Concentrate. Protects fabric fibers and colors.Certified: Certisys Sprl, www.ecogarantie.eu.Use: Use the laundry detergent directly with the clothes in the washing machine or in the detergent compartment intended for it. When washing, take into account the instructions of the textile manufacturer. Almawin soap can be used for the initial treatment of the stain, with a natural bile extract to clean the stain. For hand washing, dissolve 25 ml of powder in cold or lukewarm water.Caution! Wash thoroughly after washing. If necessary, choose another rinse cycle.Composition : ≥5% <15% soap (soap and vegetable oil soap), <5% anionic surfactants (vegetable fatty sulfates), nonionic surfactants (flavors of vegetable sugar), aromatics (aromatic oil composition of natural essential oils) , limonene, enzymes (proteases that are not genetically modified). * from organic farming.Other ingredients: Soda, sodium hydrogen carbonate, phosphosilicate, citric acid, sodium citric acid, plant fatty acid glycerides, natural rice starch, lime extract. 100% of ingredients are of natural origin.Warning: S2 Keep out of the reach and sight of children. S46 if swallowed, seek medical advice immediately and show the container or label. Contains limonene, May cause an allergic reaction. Only completely empty packaging to be recycled.
Wednesday, December 29, 2021
Almawin Powdered Laundry Detergent for Colors
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