A safer effective alternative to chlorine-based bleaches to whiten whites and brighten colours.
Economically concentrated : more than 30 washes from 1kg pack. Pure Oxygen Whitener can be used to pre-soak heavily stained clothes and fabrics, or dissolved and added directly into the washing machine along with laundry powder. Once dissolved in water (works well at all temperatures) it releases pure oxygen which gently lifts stains without damaging the colour or strength of your fabrics. Made from mineral salts and plant based ingredients, without enzymes or optical brighteners, our Whitener leaves no nasty residues on clothing and quickly biodegrades to oxygen, water and soda.
Pure Oxygen Whitener is useful all around the home for cleaning and sanitising. Simple dissolve in warm water as above and use to clean kitchenware such as chopping boards.
LOVE the baby body wash and shampoo. Won't use anything else for my son and I sent your products to England for my nephew.
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Your Pure Oxygen Whitener is coming in really handy! I have a vintage clothing store and am constantly trying to remove old stains and reinvigorate colours which have been neglected for sometimes 40 years! I have seen your product totally remove old rust stains from silk satin undergarments that are from the 1930s, its just amazing. I have found it a really great product and wanted to thank you for your commitment to the environment and doing things the right way! We need more people like you!
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I changed to your plant based laundry powder after my children were constantly complaining about itching. They stopped within one use of your powder. I would never go back to the other commercial laundry powders now! So thanks!
JO'B, email March 2005
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Washing powders can precipitate severe allergic reactions, particularly asthma.
British Medical Journal 1995
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Rising sales of soaps, bath and shower products, and baby wipes are being blamed for a huge rise in the number of children suffering from eczema by skin specialist Dr Michael Cork. Dr Cork is a skin researcher at the University of Sheffield. NZ Herald, 15 May 2002.
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