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Method - Laundry Liquid Wild Lavender 1.56l
by Method
Code
00414540000843-1.56lt
Free Delivery
on orders over R400
Ingredients
aqua, C12-16 pareth, glycerin, sodium methyl 2-sulfolaurate, disodium 2-sulfolaurate, soya methyl ester ethoxylate, capryleth-4, alcohol denat, sodium alkane sulfonate, lactic acid, isopropanolamine, decyl glucoside, ethyl glycerin acetal levulinate, parfum, subtilisin, propanediol, methyl laurate, sodium carboxymethyl inulin, amylase, butylphenyl methylpropional, limonene, mannanase, soil release polymer, cellulase, isodium distyrylbiphenyl disulfonate, citronellol
Warnings
1 cap (40ml)
larger, dirtier load/hard water
Directions
to wash: pour into machine drawer. leave to work its magic. return to clean fresh laundry. (sorry we can’t do the ironing)
to pre-treat: rub a little detergent onto irksome stain. wait 5 minutes. wash as usual. it’s a disappearing act. loves white + colourfast fabrics. test inconspicuous area for colourfastness. not suitable on wool + silk.
standard load/soft-medium water
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