How it is used
Moisten the textile at the stain site, apply soap. Leave it on for a few minutes, then rinse the area thoroughly or wash the whole garment. If the stain does not disappear completely, repeat the process.
What to watch out for
Stains of protein type (blood, dairy products) must be treated in cold water before washing. The proteins precipitate in the warm water and cannot be removed.
When treating coloured textiles, it is a good idea to test the colour fastness of the textile before use by applying it in a place that is not visible.
What it is and how it works
Laundry soap with the addition of bovine bile, which contains various types of enzymes that break down fats and proteins.
What is it used for?
- Very effective in removing stains and dirt (grease, blood, ink, moss, grass, red wine, fruit and vegetable juices, dirt, sweat on shirt collars and cuffs, etc.).
- It is suitable for white and colorfast fabrics made of natural fibres and mixed fabrics.
Maybe it's confusing you
There's a white coating on the soap, is it spoiled?
Any white powdery coating on the surface of the soap is not a problem - it is precipitated sodium chloride (salt).
