Boots Sensitive Skin Concentrated Automatic Washing Powder - 1.45kg
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Boots Sensitive Skin Concentrated Automatic Washing Powder helps reduce the risk of skin irritation
- Dermatologically tested
- Perfume and Enzyme free
- Phosphate free
- Suitable for babies laundry
Suitable for
Suitable for sufferers of:
- Sensitive skin
- Eczema
- Dry Skin
Suitable for the whole family
How to use
Always follow garment manufacturers instructions.
Sort clothes according to garment labels.
When washing a mixture of fabrics, select the programme suitable for the most delicate fabric type.
If in doubt about a garments colourfastness, hand wash separately the first time in cool water.
If colour loss occurs, do not soak and always wash separately.
The use of prewash prior to a main wash will help remove more stubborn stains.
For programmes with a prewash add an additional 80ml (½ cupful) to the prewash compartment.
DO NOT USE A WASHING BALL ON A PREWASH PROGRAMME.
AUTOMATICS (MAIN WASH PROGRAMME ONLY)
The powder can be placed directly into the machine drawer or a washing ball.
If a washing ball is used, place upright on top of the laundry. Remember to REMOVE the washing ball before tumble drying.
Hand washing
People with sensitive or damaged skin should avoid prolonged contact with the wash solution or use Boots Sensitive Skin PVC gloves. After washing by hand or soaking, always rinse and dry hands thoroughly. Add up to 90ml (1/2 cupful) per bucket of water (approximately 10 litres). Dissolve completely then add garments.
Once washed ensure clothes are thoroughly rinsed with clean water. Do not soak silk, wool, leather, garments with metal fasteners or flame resistant finishes. Do not use an enamel bath for soaking.
STORE IN A COOL DRY PLACE
CLOSE WELL AFTER USE
Directions:
Light soiling: soft/medium water - 85ml, hard water - 135ml
Normal soiling: soft/medium water - 105ml, hard water 175ml
Heavy soling: soft/medium water - 175ml, hard water 245ml
Hazards and Cautions
For medical emergencies please ring 08450 708 090
Ingredients
CONTAINS AMONGST OTHER INGREDIENTS
| Range | Category | Ingredients | Function |
|---|---|---|---|
| >30% | Sodium sulphate | Builder | |
| 15-30% | Sodium Chloride | Builder | |
| 5-15% | Zeolites | Sodium disilicate |
Softens water
Alkaline cleaning agent and protects machine from corrosion
|
| <5% |
Oxygen based bleaching agents
Anionic surfactants
Nonionic surfactants
Soap
Polycarboxylates
|
Sodium percarbonate
Carboxymethylcelluose
Sodium Carbonate
|
Helps remove stains
Breaks down and removes greasy stains and particles from the surface of fabrics
Breaks down and removes stains
Used to prevent dirt redepositing back onto fabrics during the wash cycle
Softens water
|
Boots Sensitive Skin Concentrated Automatic Washing Powder - 1.45kg
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Great if you are also sensitive to smells!
main benefit for me would be that this is unperfumed as well as sensitive. For health reasons I cannot use perfumed or scented goods. Please please please don't "improve" as this is working very well as it is. Gives good wash results.
Would be good if it was available in ALL boots stores though?
April 16, 2013
Boots sensitive washing powder
Most of my family have very sensitive skin and I have to use boots washing powder and fabric conditioners that have no perfume as we would suffer from,excimer. I have used this product from boots for years and would have problems finding an alternative if they discontinued it.
August 25, 2013
Essential if you have skin problems / prefer 'natural' products
Have been buying Sensitive Skin Washing Powder from Boots for many years & am somewhat concerned that they are are removing laundry products from their stores - had to buy my most recent purchase online from Boots website. Is this the prelude to discontinuing the product? As far as I know there are no other similar washing powders on the market - from supermarkets, etc. As a matter of principle, I object to artificially perfumed laundry, added enzymes & optical brighteners, etc. These are all unnecessary chemicals - and I hope that Boots will continue to cater for the - probably tiny - minority of customers who want to 'live naturally'
January 7, 2014