Natural Oxygen Bleach (safely removes stains)
This paper pack of natural oxygen bleach is truly a miracle worker, and a far safer alternative to chlorine bleach, which is harmful to humans, pets and aquatic life when rinsed down drains.
Wear natural rubber gloves and old clothing and wash hands after use. Keep away from eyes, children and pets (citrus is toxic to animal friends).
You can recycle empty bleach bottles with household recycling. For any bottles with product inside, don’t pour down drains. Instead take to your council’s hazardous waste department. If you don’t have a car, call your council for collection.
Natural oxygen bleach is safe and biodegradable. Its official name is percarbonate of soda, and after activating with warm water, it releases oxygen to remove stains and odours. It only is active for around 40 minutes, then you can safely pour leftovers down sinks and drains, to clean them too!
Ideal to prevent yellow stains on laundry (like underarm stains), it’s also great to remove organic stsains like tea and coffee, fruit juice, food sauces, grass and pet stains, bloodand red wine. You can also use it in the bathroom as an alternative to chlorine bleach.
How to use oxygen bleach
- General cleaner: Use to clean sinks, baths, loos. Add 4 tablespoons to 1 litre of hot water. It’s also good to clean bins and ovens. To clean wood, brush with the solution, wait 10 to 15 minutes then brush again and rinse well. For stone, apply solution and rinse well.
- Stain remover: Dissolve 2 to 4 tablespoons in a bowl of warm water, and pre-soak items. To boost laundry, add 2 to 4 tablespoons to laundry powder in dispenser drawer (removes odours and brightens whites).
- To unblock and clean a sink: Pour 2 to 3 tablespoons in the sink plughole, add boiling water. Wait a few minutes, then rinse.
