The natural additives in the composition – soda, bile and soap, perfectly dissolve fats and other organic substances. The detergent is intended for cleaning blood, sweat, coffee, wine, grease, tea, grass, dirt and other stains, or to be used as an additive when washing heavily soiled fabrics. Suitable for all types of fabrics, especially cotton, silk, wool, linen. It is used for washing special clothes contaminated with mineral, vegetable or animal fats, as well as oil products in food industry enterprises, public catering and health care institutions. Used as a stain remover for quick and effective pre-washing treatment. Removes various types of stains: grease, oil, sauces, blood, egg white, make-up. The ingredients act as stain removers based on baking soda, soap with ox bile. The active acids in the bile dissolve the stains and perfectly clean them from the fabric. Suitable for white and colored laundry, protects fabric colors. Suitable for all fabrics. Contains no chlorine or other bleaching agents. For washing, use 50 ml of detergent in the main compartment of the washing machine. To increase washing efficiency, add 5-10 ml (5 kg of dry laundry) to the main compartment of the washing machine. The recommended washing solution temperature is 40-95 °C. To clean stains: pour a diluted (1:5) detergent with bile on the moistened stained area of ​​the fabric, then leave it for 10-15 minutes, wash it thoroughly or put it in the washing machine. If necessary, repeat the procedure. When washing products, it is advised to follow the manufacturers’ recommendations. If the fabric is colored, we recommend testing it in an inconspicuous area, covering the invisible part of the garment in a warm detergent solution. Irritating to the skin. Causes severe eye irritation. Keep out of reach of children. IF IN EYES: Rinse carefully with water for several minutes. Remove contact lenses, if present and easily accessible. Continue to wash your eyes.
IF ON SKIN: Wash carefully with plenty of soap and water. IF SWALLOWED: Immediately call a POISON CONTROL AND INFORMATION OFFICE or seek medical attention.