Got stains?  Grass, grease, mud and blood are no object for our power-packed Stain Remover.  The built-in brush starts the job on stubborn stains before the washing machine even gets going.  

Personal benefits:

• for white and colorfast laundry
• very effective in removing grass, mud, blood and all other obstinate grease and protein stains
• includes handy and efficient brush
• perfect for collars and sleeves

Environmental benefits:

• plant based ingredients
• quick and complete biodegradability
• minimum impact on aquatic life 
• no animal testing
• septic tank safe

Instructions for use:
 
Moisten fabric.  Apply liquid to stain sparingly.  Work in liquid with built-in-brush.  Wash.  Not recommended for wool, silk & delicates.

Packaging material:

Bottle and label are made of polyethylene; cap and brush of polypropylene.  Polyethylene and polypropylene are 100% recyclable and can be recycled together perfectly.

Complete ingredients list:

• Aqua
• Lauryl glucoside
• Sodium laureth sulfate
• Sodium chloride
• Alcohol denat.
• Fragrance
• Citric acid
• Subtilisin
• Linalool
• Methylisothiazolinone
• Benzisothiazolinone
• Cellulase

Ecover is an international company active in the production of ecological cleaners. Founded in 1980 in Belgium, they have been a trendsetter from the very start: as a pioneering company, marketing a phosphate-free washing powder even before phosphates were branded as a problem.
Since then, Ecover, under the ownership of Jørgen Philip Sørensen CBE, has developed into the world’s largest producer of ecological cleaning products. Besides its headquarters outside of Antwerp, Belgium, Ecover has sites in the U.S., the United Kingdom, Germany, France and Switzerland, and their products are marketed in more than 26 countries.
Ecover has received awards and recognition on many occasions for its special contributions and achievements in the field of environmentally friendly, sustainable development. Among various recognition, perhaps the most prestigious was being named to the Global 500 Roll of Honor of the United Nations Environment Program, in 1993.

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