BIONATURA stain remover soap 100g

Stain remover soap to remove stains naturally

This is the only stain remover I know that has allowed me to completely remove Indian ink stains from white pants. It is used as a pre-wash on stubborn stains. It is a very old recipe and extremely effective thanks to the ox gall that digests the stains.

Also available in an economical pack of 4 soaps -20%

For light soiling, shirt collars and cuffs, small stains:

- Wet the fabric with hot water (except for blood stains for which you should use cold water),
- rub the stain with the soap
- and put the garment in the laundry.

For stubborn stains, red wine, grease, grass stains, fruit and vegetable stains, mud, grease, ink:

- Wet the fabric with hot water, except for blood stains for which cold water should be used.
- rub the stain generously on both sides with the soap.
- if the fabric allows it, rub it with a brush to create a dense, white foam which you will leave to soak up by placing the fabric in an empty basin or on the edge of a bathtub, never in water.
- Leave to act for ½ day.
- rub the fabric lightly: if the stain dilutes, put the laundry in the wash. If the stain resists, which is rare, repeat the operation.

In extreme cases, this can take several days. But in the end, the impregnation takes place on its own and my procedure only took a few minutes.

For delicate fabrics, wools, silk:

Since these fabrics cannot be rubbed, wet them with warm or cold water and then soap your hands with stain remover soap to obtain a foam that you will place on the fabric. Gently massage the stained area so that it penetrates and foams before leaving it to act. If in doubt, test it on an inconspicuous area.