Nick stain

A means to remove stains from clothes, linen, upholstery of furniture, car interior, carpets and herbs, wine, mold, blood, as well as oils, paints and cosmetics. It can be used to remove stains before washing and during washing (as an additive to the washing tool) of color products from all types of fabrics (except for products made of natural silk and wool) including children's linen. 

Method of application: Pre -processing spots - mixing with water in relation to ¼ part of the product, 3/4 of the water (temperature 40 ° C). Apply the mixture to the spot and rub with a brush for 5 minutes. Next, wash as usual or rinse thoroughly. Rinse thoroughly and dry the spoon before putting it in a jar. Lancing - dissolve the stain in 3 liters of warm water (30 g or 1.5 tbsp for fresh spots, 60 g or 3 tbsp for old spots). It is recommended to soak colored things for no more than 1 hour, white things no more than 6 hours. Next, wash as usual. Machine washing - pre -mix the stain with powder or liquid for washing. Put the resulting mixture in the compartment for the main detergent and wash as usual (30 g or 1.5 tbsp for fresh spots, 60 g or 3 tbsp for old spots). To clean the carpet - add 1 tbsp. Funds for 200 ml of hot water, apply the solution to a contaminated surface or spot and leave for 10-15 minutes. To cleanse the kitchen surfaces (shells, plates, ceramic tiles) - pour the product on a wet surface and let it act, remove dirt with a sponge, rinse the surface. 

Precautions: harmful when swallowing. It can cause serious eye damage. Protect from children. Failure to get into the eye, nor skin or clothes. Wash your hands thoroughly after use. Use rubber gloves. When getting to your eyes, carefully rinse for several minutes.

Composition: oxygen bleach 30%, surfactant, sodium tripyphosphate, activator, optical bleach, enzyme.