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Tut tut tut, everyone takes their turn doing the dishes! 😁 First, we'll make our dish soap in just a few minutes: 1. Pour warm water to about 1 cm above the label on the bottle. 2. Add the powder from the refill . 3. Screw on the pump and shake gently for 20 seconds. 4. Wait 30 minutes and your dish soap is ready to give you a good lather! Is your dishwashing liquid empty? Clean your bottle thoroughly with clean, warm water and a bottle brush. Let it dry and you're good to go with a fresh bottle! 1) Thoroughly wet the fabric and the soap before rubbing it directly onto the stains. 2) If the stains persist, wet and rub a second time, then let it sit for 15 minutes or more. 3) Once the stain is gone, machine wash the fabric at the temperature indicated by the manufacturer. Note: For fabrics with delicate colors, such as denim, it's essential to test on an inconspicuous area of the garment to ensure it can withstand the rubbing and soap. Our little secret: To boost the effectiveness of the stain-removing soap, you can use our Laundry Powder at temperatures of 40°C and above. The percarbonate and carbonate will enhance its stain-removing power, especially on oxidizable stains.
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| Ingredients |
Ingredients list compliant with detergent regulations and Ecocert : >30%: Anionic surfactant, <5%: Amphoteric surfactant, Xanthan gum, Citric acid, Preservatives (Potassium benzoate, Potassium sorbate), Inulin, Perfume. 95% of the powder ingredients are of natural origin (99.5% for the reconstituted dishwashing liquid). At Pimpant, we take the expression "as clear as spring water" quite literally. Transparency is kind of our motto, so here's our detailed ingredient list: > Sodium coco sulfate : a plant-based surfactant derived from coconut oil. 🥥 It has strong degreasing and foaming power, while being less irritating than its big brother found in most dishwashing liquids, sodium lauryl sulfate. 100% Natural Origin – Ecocert Ecodetergent Standard Cocoamido propyl betaine : a plant-based amphoteric surfactant, also derived from coconut oil. It has good cleansing and foaming properties but is primarily used in combination with Sodium Coco Sulfate to soften it and reduce irritation to the hands. 100 % Natural Origin – Ecocert Ecodetergent Standard Xanthan gum : a naturally derived gelling agent that gives dishwashing liquid a certain thickness. 🌱 It is used sparingly so that the dishwashing liquid doesn't run too quickly, but remains fluid enough to quickly penetrate the pores of the sponge and make washing dishes easier. 100% Natural Origin – Ecocert Ecodetergent Standard Citric acid monohydrate (citric acid for everyone 🍋): It lowers the pH of the formula to a range where surfactants are highly effective, but also to a range less conducive to bacterial growth, thus enhancing the action of preservatives and reducing their dosage. 100% Natural Origin – Ecocert Ecodetergent Standard Sodium benzoate and potassium sorbate are among the most commonly used preservatives, particularly in food. They are synthesized from organic acids that occur naturally in many plants. 🌱 > Inulin: an active ingredient recognized for its moisturizing and soothing properties. Sodium Chloride (salt) : It contributes to the texture of the dishwashing liquid by reacting with sodium coco sulfate. 100% Natural Origin – Ecocert Ecodetergent Standard Fragrance : Natural sweet almond fragrance. Free from labeled allergens in the reconstituted dishwashing liquid. It provides a delicate scent while minimizing the risk of allergies. 100% Natural Origin – Ecocert Ecodetergent Standard. INCI List: Sodium coco sulfate, Cocoamido propyl betaine, Xanthan gum, Citric acid monohydrate, Aqua, Sodium benzoate, Potassium sorbate, Inulin, Sodium chloride, Perfume. 🌿 Ecodetergent certified by Ecocert Greenlife according to the ECOCERT standard available at: http://detergents.ecocert.com. Sequestering agents : Sodium citrates, it lowers water hardness and helps its fellow surface agents to work more effectively Beetroot juice : It helps to bind the ingredients together
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| FAQs |
Should I use hot or cold water to make my dishwashing liquid? Ideally, use lukewarm water. This allows the powder to dissolve properly and creates the unique texture of your dishwashing liquid that makes it so effective. What quantity of dishwashing liquid is equivalent to 1 sachet? One berlingot is equivalent to 250ml of dishwashing liquid, or the equivalent of a standard bottle.
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