Natural Bleach, also known as oxygen bleach or Sodium Percarbonate. This is a safe, non-toxic, biodegradable alternative to harsh chlorine bleach.

When dissolved in water, it can be used as a powerful stain remover, odor remover and disinfectant. It breaks down harmlessly into oxygen, water and sodium carbonate. This wonder product makes both white and colored fabrics shine again and prevents discoloration. It is excellent at removing organic stains such as tea and coffee, fruit juices, food residues, grass stains, blood and red wine.

Natural Bleach is also a great alternative to chlorine bleach in the bathroom. Dissolve it in warm water to safely clean and disinfect toilets and drains. It can also be used easily and safely to bleach sinks, bathtubs, and general household cleaning.

How to use

• Stain remover:
  Use 2-4 tablespoons in a bowl of warm water as a pre-soak to remove stains. Or add 2 tablespoons (4 tablespoons for stubborn stains) to the washing powder in the washing machine to brighten whites and remove odours.
• All-purpose cleaner and disinfectant:
  Make a solution by adding 4 tablespoons to 1 liter of hot water. Ideal for cleaning ovens, garbage cans and toilets.
• For wood:
  Brush the solution over the wood, wait 10 to 15 minutes, brush again and rinse thoroughly.
• For stone:
  Apply the solution and then rinse well. Especially suitable on limestone, marble slabs, etc.
• To unclog and clean a drain:
  Pour 2-3 tablespoons into the opening of your sink and add boiling water. Wait a few minutes and flush the water.
• White laundry booster:
  Add 4-6 tablespoons of natural bleach to your laundry detergent during the wash cycle.
  

Always test on a small piece of fabric before using on a larger scale, especially with delicate fabrics.

Specifications

• 100% natural and biodegradable
• Vegan
• Palm oil free, SLS and SLES free
• Made from plants
• Content: 750 grams
• Packaging: home compostable bag

Compound

Sodium carbonate peroxyhydrate > 90% is made with soda crystals added to hydrogen peroxide. These components are derived from natural raw materials (salt, water, lime).