Rustic Strength
(Liquid)
Unscented Hypoallergenic
$0.75/oz
Ingredients:
High-purity water - charcoal-filtered, reverse osmosis, UV-sanitized
Cocamidopropyl betaine - Naturally derived from coconut and palm-free. It is an environmentally friendly, high-foaming, and biodegradable surfactant.
Cocamidopropyl hydroxysultaine - Naturally derived from coconut, palm-free, it is an environmentally friendly and biodegradable surfactant with high foaming and mild chemistry.
Sodium C14-16 olefin sulfonate - Derived from coconuts, palm-free, this mild-surfactant helps to lift dirt and debris from surfaces, so the water can whisk them away. Biodegradable.
Coco-glucoside - A plant-derived, biodegradable surfactant. It is mild and safe for sensitive skin.
Vegetable glycerin - Derived from vegetables. It is biodegradable and helps the plant surfactants do their job. Food-grade & USP kosher.
Sodium citrate - Natural mineral, helps grab onto and remove pollutants.
Phenoxyethanol & Caprylyl glycol - Safe preservatives used sparingly, prevents bacteria from growing in container.
Polysorbate 20 (food-grade) - Plant-based performance stabilizer. Helps in the spreadability of liquids and stabilizes the formula when adding essential oils and phthalate-free fragrances. Biodegradable. USP kosher. Food-Grade. Dioxane-free.
Caprylyl capryl glucoside - A biodegradable plant-based surfactant with mild chemistry and sensitive skin compatibility.
Dimethyl 9-decenamide - A plant-based, biodegradable nonionic surfactant that helps clean and removes grease and other substances.
Sodium gluconate - Natural mineral, helps grab onto and remove foreign contaminants.
Citric acid
Instructions:
1/2 oz - light soiled / small load
1 oz - activewear / medium load
2 oz - heavy soiled / large load
With these highly concentrated active ingredients, we do NOT recommend overfilling your laundry tub with clothes. It is best to work with a medium size load and about 1 oz of detergent. This way your laundry tumbles/swishes around in the tub and gets plenty of water and detergent on all the garments to ensure proper cleaning.
If you have lots of bubbles in your washing machine, decrease how much detergent you use.
If you have hard water use our Oxyboost to help soften the water so the detergent can work more efficiently.
Septic and graywater safe.
When to use Hot Water
Hot water is good for whites, typical dirty clothes, sweaty active wear and diapers. Hot water is best to remove germs, kill dust mites and heavily soiled items.
When to use Warm Water
Warm water is good for cleaning most man-made fibers, knits and jeans. It will clean without fading or significant shrinking.
When to use Cold Water
Cold water is best for dark, bright colors that bleed or delicate fabrics. Pre-treat or pre-soak your clothes if items are heavily soiled.