Clean - Oxygen Whitening Powder

Always follow the instructions on the garment care label for clothing use. Spot test the product on an inconspicuous area first, rinse and allow to dry. This product works best in warm to hot water. If washing in cold water, first dissolve the product in 500 ml of warm to hot water before adding to the cold water after dissolved. Keep the bag sealed and dry until use.

Laundry Booster l Bleach Alternative: Use to revive dingy whites and keep them bright wash after wash. For best results, combine one scoop (30 g) with your regular detergent into your washing machine dispenser and add your clothes after. For large or heavily soiled loads, add 2 scoops (60 g).

General Stain Remover: For best results, treat stains while fresh. Mix 1/4 scoop (7.5 g) with two cups of warm water and mix gently until completely dissolved. Apply the solution to stain and wait 1 to 5 minutes for it to activate. Soak up the remainder of the solution with a white towel and repeat if required. Rinse thoroughly and allow to dry. Some stains may require repeated, longer, or stronger treatments. Adding more Oxygen Whitening Powder than directed can increase the risk of additional colour loss on the stained item.

Pre-soak l Hand Wash: Always separate your whites from colours before washing. Use one scoop (30g) with your laundry detergent in 10 litres of warm or hot water, soak for 30 minutes. Rinse well before drying.

Hard Surfaces: Place 2 to 4 scoops in 4 litres of warm water and mix until completely dissolved. Use the solution to wipe down trash cans, linoleum or other hard and shiny soiled surfaces to remove stains, repeat if needed. Do not soak the solution on surfaces and metals and be sure to rinse immediately and thoroughly. Always mix the solution until completely dissolved and finish using the solution within 6 hours of mixing.

Do not use on: Silk, khaki, leather, wool, fluorescent clothing, any fabric/surface that can be damaged by water or any fabrics labelled dry clean only. Do not use this product on jewelry, surfaces with latex paints, woven baskets, wicker, teak or finished woods.