Oxygen Whitener Biobel 1Kg

Sodium percarbonate, better known as washing soda, is a powerful natural stain remover, whitener, disinfectant and deodorizer for clothes.

Added to your machine wash it assists your detergent, or, when used for pre-wash soaking, it naturally gives a more luminous whiteness to your clothes, without using bleach, chlorine or optical brighteners. It is just as effective as a stain remover for heavily soiled coloured garments, as it does not bleach them, but swiftly softens the dirt and enhances the effect of your detergent.

Its impressive 100% natural, deodorizing, antiseptic, disinfectant and bactericide effectiveness (Norma UNE 1040/2006) makes this an essential product for tackling dirty sports clothes, eliminating the odours of pet beds and accessories, as well as disinfecting garments and household surfaces.

It is made exclusively with plant-sourced ingredients, without any ethoxylated or animal sourced ingredients. The ingredients are 100% naturally sourced.

Unperfumed and allergen free.

Detergent certified by ECOCERT Greenlife according to the Ecocert “Ecodetergent” regulations, which can be consulted at http://detergents.ecocert.com

Recommendations

To achieve optimum effectiveness for your wash, having used Biobel Oxygen Whitener as a pretreatment we recommend using Biobel Liquid Detergent or Babies and Delicate Fabrics Detergent.

To remove the smell of sweat when machine washing sports clothes, add a couple of spoonfuls of Oxygen Whitener to the Liquid Detergent.

To disinfect and eliminate the odour from pet beds and accessories, add a spoonful of the product along with the detergent.

To whiten cloth nappies use Oxygen Whitener to reinforce the action of the Biobel Babies and Delicate Fabrics detergent. If the nappies are very dirty, use our Oxygen Whitener as a pretreatment. This will make it easier to eliminate stains and the nappies will be left bright white once more.

Diluted to 0.4% it acts as a 100% natural disinfectant and bactericide for garments and household surfaces.