Sonett Stain Removal Spray 100ml

• Ranges of application: Also suitable for delicate textiles, wool and silk. Effective against stains and spots caused by fruit, cocoa, ballpoint pen, grease, etc.

• Application / Dosage For stain removal: Also on delicate textiles such as wool and silk (test fabric's colour fastness on a concealed spot, if necessary). Put a paper towel underneath the stained textile, spray stain from closest proximity and leave on to be effective for approx. 30 sec., thoroughly dab with absorbent paper from above – do not rub. Moisten new sheet of paper with water, place a dry sheet of paper under the textile and once again dab thoroughly.

• For pre-treating garments: Spray stained textile from closest proximity and leave on to be effective for approx. 10 min. Put garment straight into the washing machine.

List of ingredients as per EC 648 / 2004: 
Aqua, alkylpolyglucoside C8–C16 (coco glucoside), alcohol, glycerine, Quillaja Saponaria, sodium citrate, parfum, linalool, limonene 

*certified organically grown

Product declaration:

• Sugar surfactant 5–15 %
• Vegetable alcohol (ethanol) 5–15 %
• Vegetable glycerine, certified organically grown 1–5 %
• Quillaja extract, certified organically grown 1–5 %
• Citrate <1 %
• Natural essential sage oil, certified organically grown <1 %
• Natural essential lavender oil, certified organically grown <1 %
• Balsamic additives, certified organically grown / collection from wild-growing plants <1 %
• Water, swirled up to 100 %

Origin and properties of the ingredients: 

Sugar, starch, and coconut oil are the raw materials used for the sugar surfactants. The organic Quillaja is obtained from a certified cultivation project in Chile and enhances the stain-removing performance of the sugar surfactant thanks to its saponin content.

• Ecogarantie
• CSE (Certified Sustainable Economics)
• Vegan Society

Packaging:

• Bottle: PE
• Label, cap: PE / PP 
• Outer carton: 100 % recycling material

Biodegradability:

Despite ingredients being extracted from the plant-based raw materials starch, sugar, and fat during the manufacturing process of sugar surfactants, they remain completely intact in their natural structure. That makes it quite easy for microorganisms to 100 % decompose these surfactants very quickly. Sugar surfactants are classified as being readily biodegradable according to OECD guidelines.

• Suitable for septic tanks and filtration systems.