Hello all...
As per title,on cleaning stuff. Item of interest...Astonish Oxi,1kg,£3.50.
As per title,on cleaning stuff. Item of interest...Astonish Oxi,1kg,£3.50.
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Yes that's the one! I use it all the time.
Is it scented?
Nope. Just the plain,boring one.
Product Description
Astonish Oxy Atv Non Bio Stain Remover 1.25kgColours & WhitesThe Queen's Awards for Enterprise: International Trade 2022Cruelty Free InternationalSuitable for vegans
Pack size: 1.25KG
Ingredients
>30% Oxygen-Based Bleaching Agents (Sodium Carbonate Peroxyhydrate)Number of uses
57 WashesNet Contents
1.25kg ℮Preparation and Usage
Add the powder using a teaspoon (tsp) and the dosage guidance below to boost stain removal. Suitable for use in washing machines, for hand washing and soaking or for use as a pre-treatment prior to washing.In-WashAdd 4 tsp into the washing machine drawer or drum. Use with your normal laundry detergent. For best results wash at 40°C or above. This pack contains enough for 57 standard washes (2.5kg washed in medium hardness water).SoakingDose as recommended in the table below using warm to hot water (40-60°C). Ensure the powder is fully dissolved and soak for 30-60 minutes. Wash as normal, rinse and dry. For extra tough stains or strong malodours soak overnight.Pre-TreatDose as recommended in the table below using warm water (40°C). Ensure the powder is fully dissolved and pour or gently dab the solution onto stains. Leave for 15-30 mins. Wash as normal, rinse and dry. Repeat with longer times for stubborn stains.Dosage (per litre of water)Soft Water: General 1 tsp, Spot Cleaning 2 tsp, Stubborn 4 tspMedium Hardness: General 2 tsp, Spot Cleaning 4 tsp, Stubborn 6 tspHard Water: General 3 tsp, Spot Cleaning 6 tsp, Stubborn 8 tsp1 teaspoon (tsp) = 5ml or 5.4g
You mean people eat it
Good for ya teef!
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Can this be used as a general purpose equipment cleaner?
I’ve always used chemclean because I got a big tub of it in a job lot of stuff when I was getting started, but it does leave an annoying chalky residue and I’m a bit loathed to cough up for another big tub of it.
Can this be used as an alternative? If so, what dilution rates do people use etc?
I’ve always used chemclean because I got a big tub of it in a job lot of stuff when I was getting started, but it does leave an annoying chalky residue and I’m a bit loathed to cough up for another big tub of it.
Can this be used as an alternative? If so, what dilution rates do people use etc?
I just use a few spoons full in some hot water..I don't measure anything.
There is some residue...soda ash I believe but it rinses off easy enough. I then treat with chemsan.
There is some residue...soda ash I believe but it rinses off easy enough. I then treat with chemsan.
Perfect, that’s my exact process currently with chemclean, so I can do similar with this sort of stuff.
Cheers
Cheers
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