The powder is suitable for washing colored delicate fabrics made of cotton, linen, and synthetic fibers.

Gentle on colors, suitable for washing from 20 °C. Fragrance-free, recyclable packaging. 

Usage: Pour the required amount into the detergent compartment.

Dosage for 4.5 kg of laundry:

• soft water: lightly soiled 30 ml (24 g), moderately soiled 40 ml (32 g), heavily soiled 60 ml (48 g)
• medium hard water: lightly soiled 40 ml (32 g), moderately soiled 50 ml (40 g), heavily soiled 70 ml (56 g)
• hard water: lightly soiled 70 ml (56 g), moderately soiled 80 ml (64 g), heavily soiled 110 ml (88 g)
• No need to use a water softener.

Origin and properties of individual components

The SONETT detergent contains soap as its main active ingredient, which is made from various vegetable oils, including palm, rapeseed, coconut, and olive oil, by boiling with lye. Oils come partly from organic or respectively. bio-dynamic production. Soap, as an active washing agent, uniquely combines all the essential properties for the washing process: wetting the dirt, dissolving it, and absorbing it. Soda is produced by converting lime using table salt. ORTHOSILICATE is formed by melting silica sand and soda. Soda and orthosilicate enhance the alkalinity of the washing lye and support the release of especially fatty substances. Zeolite A and layered silicate use siliceous rocks as the starting material. In addition to their ability to bind calcium in water, these components also bind organic substances dissolved in the washing water and color pigments, preventing them from depositing on the laundry. The derivative of coconut oil supports soap in its function of dissolving fats.

Biodegradation

Soap made from vegetable oils has the unique property compared to all other cleaning agents that immediately after use, it combines with the calcium always present in wastewater to form calcium soap, thereby neutralizing itself in its surface effect on aquatic organisms (primary degradation). Calcium soap is then 100% broken down by microorganisms into carbon dioxide and water (secondary degradation). During the production process of sugar surfactants and coconut derivatives, parts are obtained from plant-based raw materials such as starch, sugar, and fat, which, however, remain fully preserved in their natural structure. Therefore, it is easy for microorganisms to fully degrade these surfactants. Soap, sugar surfactants, and coconut oil derivatives are considered by the OECD to be readily biodegradable.

Policies of Ecological Detergent SONETT

• The products are 100% biodegradable, breaking down completely into common natural components in water within hours to days.
• Sonett refuses to use additives that are harmful to the environment and human health.
• The ingredients used in production come from biodynamic or organic farming or wild collection
• The water used in production is biodynamically rhythmized, and Sonett products are infused with blends of energetically potent herbs and essences of precious stones and metals
• Sonett is the only eco-detergent manufacturer holding two eco-certifications.

Technical data: Bulk density: (20°C) approx. 0.8 g/cm³ pH value: (20°C, 5 g/l H₂O) approx. 10-11

Why will you love it?

The colors will remain vibrant and fresh while being suitable for sensitive skin. 

Composition (INCI)