Gall soap
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Product detailed description
Miracle stain remover
An effective stain and spot remover for laundry. It removes the most stubborn stains with very little effort. A bar of soap that will bring damaged clothes back to life right before your eyes!
A must have product
Its power removes the stubborn stains especially from grease, sweat, fruit and vegetable, dirt, blood from all clothes.
It’s the secret weapon of parents who care for their children's cloth nappies or women using cloth menstrual pads.
Grease/oil
Sweat
Fruit & Vegetable
Chocolate/cocoa
Make-up
Cloth nappies
Shirt collar
Grass stain
Safe for all kind of fabrics
Gall soap can be used on all materials, including wool and silk.
Suitable for all white and colorfast natural fibre and blended fabrics.
100% biodegradable
An efficiant and 100% natural product.
By using active substances only topically on stains where we need them, we can use much less regular detergents and wash more gently.
This makes a lot of sense and washing is much more resource and nature friendly.
Animal origin soap ?
Gall soap contains bile enzymes. Bile soap enzymes are a waste product from meat production that would otherwise go unused, and they are unsurpassed in their effectiveness in destroying dirt on textiles.
How to use Gall soap ?
Treat stains locally. Wet the stain, then rub it with the bar. Leave on for a few minutes and afterwards, wash as normal in the washing machine.
It is always a best practice to treat stains by hand.
Gall soap is a perfect complement to our Ox - powerful stain remover.
For soaking and washing heavily soiled and greasy laundry overall, we recommend grating the soap and adding it directly to the washing machine drum.
When treating coloured textiles, it is a good idea to test the colour fastness of the textile before use by applying it in a place that is not visible.
Greasy stains (oil, cosmetics, chocolate) should be cleaned with bile soap and HOT water.
Body fluid stains (blood, stool, urine - protein stains) wash with bile soap in COLD water.
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